Acharya Nagarjuna University (Seminar)

UGC sponsored 4 Days International Seminar

Industrial Relations and Human Relations in the Era of Globalization

Date: February 5th – 8th, 2015.

Venue: Dr. H. H. Deichmann & Dr. S. John David Auditorium, University Campus.

Organized by: Dr. Nagaraju Battu, Seminar Director, Bommidala Department of HRM,  ACHARYA NAGARJUNA UNIVERSITY.

 

THEME OF THE SEMINAR                             

The theme of the seminar is to focus on the globalization issues on industrial relations and  series of changes happening in the international economy. Over the past decade, the growing retailers with foreign market as their priority growth strategy  expand their sales. As the retailer has moved in unpredictable territory, they faced a serious issues. This leads to series of changes in international economy which is referred in globalization.

As by Wade notes (1996) globalization is described as the set of qualitative changes in the International economy associated with the increase in international trade in goods and services,  good flow of foreign direct investment and growth in international financial transactions since late 1960s.

As by the notes, the present scenario is by:

  1. The range of three principal actors of Industrial Relations(IR).
  2. To discuss the IR emerging  issues which are repeatedly occurring in both developed and developing economies.
  3. The importance of their emergence in the global IR systems.

To achieve the above objectives, the initial step is to discuss about the globalization factors and the controversial issues  in Industrial Relation practices. Finally it provides a common solution factor that this issues bring to the field of industrial relations.

The industrialist analyses have also stressed the importance of national level institutions to focus on the common economic issues.

 

Paper Presentation

The topics to be discussed for the paper presentation event are:

Track – 1: Industrial Relations in the Era of Globalization 
Track – 2: Human Relations/Industrial Relations and Corporate Social Responsibility 
Track – 3: The growing role of Working Women in Industries 
Track – 4: Trade Unions and Collective Bargaining 
Track – 5: Employee Welfare, Social Security Schemes and Workers Participation 
Track – 6: Industrial Discipline, Disputes and Grievance Handling 
Track – 7: International Labour Legislation/Labour Laws 
Track – 8: Industrial Relations according to NCL, ILO, WTO

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