Organized Crime & Unions

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"Industrial relations involves the dealings or relations of an industrial concern with its employees in general and with the public. It also involves the administration of such relations, especially to maintain goodwill for an industrial concern.
The process of controlling industrial relations involves the use of ethical codes and customs as well as laws. Informal methods are also used when negotiating trade agreements, the terms of trade agreements and the conduct of arbitration. Informal methods refers to ideas about good and bad practices,, and fair and unfair settlement terms. However, for the most part, legislation is the primary controlling factor in industrial relations. The controls have been instituted to protect all parties and specifically to reduce abnormal behavior and practices by employers or unions (...)"

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