The Bombay Industrial Relations and Industrial Disputes (Gujarat Amendment) Act, 1972

The Bombay Industrial Relations and Industrial Disputes (Gujarat Amendment) Act, 1972

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This Act amends the Bombay Industrial Relations Act to introduce Joint Management Councils for industries employing five hundred or more workers. The State Government can order employers in such industries to establish these councils, which must include equal numbers of employer and employee representatives. The councils are tasked with improving industrial relations, boosting productivity, and managing welfare measures. Employers are required to consult these councils on management matters and provide necessary information. The legislation aims to foster better cooperation between management and labor, ensuring smoother operations and shared responsibilities within large undertakings, with penalties for non-compliance.

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