In­dus­trial Dis­pute Act 1947

Imp points on In­dus­trial Dis­pute Act 1947


1. Un­der In­dus­trial Dis­putes Act, 1947 
leg­is­la­tions there is a 
pro­vi­sion called ‘pro­tected work­men’.


2. Which one of the fol­low­ing is a 
ma­chin­ery for set­tle­ment of In­dus­trial 
Dis­putes un­der the In­dus­trial Dis­putes Act, 1947.

(A) Con­cil­i­a­tion Of­fi­cer
(B) Board of Con­cil­i­a­tion
(C) Labour Court
(D) All of the above.


3. Un­der 1st Sched­ule of the In­dus­trial 
Dis­putes Act, 1947 Pub­lic Util­ity Ser­vices have been listed out.


4. ‘First come last go and last come first go’ is the prin­ci­ple of Re­trench­ment.


5. In­dus­trial Tri­bunal is ma­chin­ery for 
set­tle­ment of in­dus­trial dis­putes.


6. Griev­ance Hand­ing Ma­chin­ery is given in In­dus­trial Dis­putes Act.


7. List of un­fair labour prac­tices on the part of the trade unions and em­ploy­ers was in­cluded in In­dus­trial Dis­pute Act.


8. The on­go­ing glob­al­iza­tion in In­dia 
re­quires dras­tic changes un­der The 
In­dus­trial Dis­putes Act of the labour 
leg­is­la­tions.