Industrial Relations Act

The Industrial Relations Act is a law that sets rules for how workers, employers, and their representatives (like unions) interact and work together. It aims to promote fair treatment, peaceful negotiations, and resolution of disputes in workplaces. The act provides a framework for collective bargaining, ensuring workers can voice concerns and negotiate wages and conditions. It also establishes procedures for handling conflicts without violence or disruption, fostering stable industrial peace and productivity. Overall, it helps create a balanced relationship between employees and employers, contributing to economic development and workers' rights.