Father C Rodrigues Institute of Management Studies

MMS- Semester 3 July-Oct. 2011 H.R. [3.3.6] Labor Legislations Electiv es

TEACHING/ SESSION PLAN

100 marks

SR.NO. PARTICULARS 1. Introduction:1. Self Introduction exercise 2. Why you have selected HR as a

SESSION 01

career? 3. Do you know how many careers are in HR? (PPT-16) 4. Why study of Labor Legislation is necessary? 5. How Labor Laws are helping you as a student, professional and as a citizen? 6. Academic and Operational Knowledge 7. Background of Labor Laws 8. Difference between Employment & Labor Laws 9. Basic history of Indian Labor Legislation as an International Law 10. Basic Legal frame work 11. Difference of study as LLM/ LLB/ BGL & MBA Laws/ Custom/ Practices & Justice Outline of Labor Legislations & its impact on 02 HR Professionals 2.1 2.2 History of Labor Legislations Pre-independence
12. Legislation/ Agreements/ Case

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2.3 ILO efforts as Conventions/ Standards and ILO & India 2.4 Post Independence/ Globalization/ Recessation 2.5 Current trends especially pre & post Globalization & recession 2.6 Role of HR Professional in changing situation 2.7 2.8 T Plan [Teaching/ Session Plan] Evaluation plan

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2.9 Study process and suggestion of books & reading materials Coverage of Labor Legislations Appointment Related

03 Employment Exchange Recruitment of SC/ST & OBC

Wage Related

Apprentice Act Minimum Wages Act Payment of Wages Act Payment of Bonus Act Equal Remuneration Act Factories Act Contract Labor Act

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05 & 06 07 &

Working Condition Related

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Industrial Relations related

Shops & Establishment Act Standing Orders Industrial Dispute Act Bombay Industrial Relations Act Trade Union Act
MRTU & PULP

09 & 10

Social Security related

ESI PF Payment of Gratuity Act Workmens compensation Act Maternity Benefit Act Equal Remuneration [Disability] Rehabilitation Council of India Sexual Harassment HIV + Appointment

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Special Protection related

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Practical Operation of Labor Legislations

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Office of the Commissioner of Labor Government of Maharashtra [Industry, Energy & Labor Dept.] Judiciaries [Labor/ Industrial/ High & Apex Court] Mediators like Advocates, Social Workers, Bhais Associations of Employers and Trade Unions Parliament and Apex Court Maximum Bench of Apex Court

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Overview of all Labor Legislations from Examination aspect

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Prepared and Emailed on 15-05-2011. CST/-