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Nov 20
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Effect of Poor Employee Management Relations on Productivity in Business Organization

By | Case-study, Nigeria

Summary

This case study analyses the result of the poor management of Kotec Industries in Onitcha, Nigeria. With a lack of any form of social dialogue on an organisational or sector level, employees face late promotions, and late and inadequate pay, which leads to employee resentment and enmity towards the governing board of Kotec Industries. The author suggest governmental intervention in the import of raw materials in order to enhance productivity and the ability of the organisation to pay and promote its employees.

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Apr 24
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Collective bargaining: a tool for industrial harmony in Ghanaian industrial settings

By | Ghana, Social dialogue

Abstract

Collective bargaining has been recognised in almost all industrial settings as the most civilised way of resolving industrial conflicts and disagreements. The main objective of this paper is to determine the extent to which collective bargaining can effectively minimise industrial conflicts in Ghana, with particular reference to the brewery industry in Ghana. It is a means of helping to foster cordial management-labour relationships towards industrial harmony. The study was carried out with a focus on Ghana Breweries Ltd. The results of the study show that collective bargaining is a powerful and effective tool that can be used to minimise industrial conflicts and disagreements in industrial establishments. It is therefore recommended that employers should encourage the formation of trade unions to promote collective bargaining. It is further recommended that both management and labour should recognise collective bargaining as an effective tool for resolving conflicts and disagreements at the workplace.

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