Good industrial relations are essential to a successful business, and this book will enlighten the reader on the many mechanisms—concepts, ideas, tools and techniques, approaches, methods, laws and interventions—that contribute to this goal. In addition to outlining potential managerial tactics, the article sheds insight on current trends in pertinent subjects.
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