Question 1

WPM in which each party makes suggestions for improvement and the suggestions are acted upon is: -

Accepted Answer

Constructive Cooperation involves a process where each party makes suggestions for improvement, and these suggestions are actively considered and implemented. This approach is focused on constructive feedback and collaborative problem-solving.

Question 2

WPM in which policy matters are jointly decided by the union and the employer is _____

Accepted Answer

Joint Determination refers to a workplace management approach where policy matters are jointly decided by the union and the employer, emphasizing collaboration and shared decision-making.

Question 3

The ID Act of 1947 provides for _____ form of WPM.

Accepted Answer

The Industrial Disputes Act of 1947 provides for the formation of Works Committees as a form of Workers' Participation in Management (WPM), aiming to promote measures for securing and preserving amity and good relations between the employer and workmen.

Question 4

The tenure of a Joint Council is of ____ year(s).

Accepted Answer

The answer of The tenure of a Joint Council is...

Question 5

Who chooses the Vice Chairman of the Joint Council?

Accepted Answer

The Vice Chairman of the Joint Council is chosen by the worker-members of the Council. This is to ensure that the interests of the workers are adequately represented in the leadership of the Council.

Question 6

At the minimum the JC must meet atleast _____.

Accepted Answer

The JC (Joint Committee) must meet at least once every quarter to ensure regular oversight and coordination. This frequency allows for timely responses to issues and the planning of future activities without being overly burdensome.

Question 7

Unless explicitly mentioned in the decision agreement, the decisions taken by the UC must be implemented within _____ of the date when decision is taken.

Accepted Answer

Unless explicitly mentioned in the decision agreement, the decisions taken by the UC (usually referring to a governing body or committee within an organization) must be implemented within 1 month of the date when the decision is taken. This timeframe allows for any necessary preparations or adjustments to be made to ensure the decision is implemented effectively.

Question 8

At the minimum the UC must meet atleast _____.

Accepted Answer

The UC (University Council) typically meets at least once a month to ensure regular oversight and governance.

Question 9

The tenure of a Unit Council is of ____ year(s).

Accepted Answer

The tenure of a Unit Council is typically 3 years, although this can vary depending on the specific organization or context in which the term is used.

Question 10

A Plant Council must have atleastone woman employee representative if ____ percent of the total workforce are women.

Accepted Answer

If 15% of the total workforce are women, then the Plant Council must have at least one woman employee representative to ensure fair representation.

Question 11

A plant council can have ____ members.

Accepted Answer

Plant councils can have 6-18 members, allowing for a range of participation and representation within the council.

Question 12

The tenure of a Plant Council is of ____ year(s).

Accepted Answer

The tenure of a Plant Council is of 3 years.

Question 13

At the minimum the PC must meet atleast _____.

Accepted Answer

The phrase "at the minimum the PC must meet at least once every quarter" suggests that the minimum frequency for meetings or updates is quarterly. This is a common standard for various reporting, meeting, or maintenance schedules in many contexts, including corporate, financial, and technological environments.

Question 14

A Shop Council has to be appointed for every industrial unit employing _____ or more workers.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A Shop Council has to be appointed...

Question 15

The maximum number of members that a Shop Council can have is ____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The maximum number of members that a...

Question 16

Tenure of an SC is of ____ year(s).

Accepted Answer

The tenure of a Supreme Court judge in India is not fixed in terms of years but is until they reach the age of 65. However, the tenure of a State Chief (SC) is typically 3 years.

Question 17

At the minimum the SC must meet atleast _____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of At the minimum the SC must meet...

Question 18

Which of the following is a minor punishment?

Accepted Answer

Punitive suspension is considered a minor punishment compared to discharge, demotion, or dismissal, which are more severe and have long-term impacts on an individual's career.

Question 19

Which of the following is a major punishment?

Accepted Answer

Withholding of incentives is considered a major punishment as it directly affects an employee's financial benefits, unlike reprimands or loss of privileges which are less severe.

Question 20

The cardinal principle(s) of grievance settlement is/are: -

Accepted Answer

The cardinal principles of grievance settlement include resolving issues at the lowest level, doing so quickly, and ensuring the satisfaction of the aggrieved party, making all the options correct.

Quiz 2: Industrial Relations, Workers Participation in Management (WPM), Grievances, Discipline, and Trade Unions