Contents:
Chapter 1 Introduction to Labour Welfare
1.1 WELFARE – CONCEPT AND MEANING
1.2 History of Labour Welfare
1.3 Theories of Labour Welfare
1.4 Limitations of labour welfare
Chapter 2 Labour Welfare Officer
2.1 Role, Eligibility, Qualifications and Duties of a Welfare Officer
2.2 Distinction Between Labour Welfare Officer and Personnel Officer / Personnel Manager
Chapter 3 Welfare and Productivity
3.1 importance of labour welfare
3.2 LABOUR WELFARE, INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND PRODUCTIVITY ARE INTERLINKED
Chapter 4 Workers’ Participation in Management
4.1 Concept and Objective Of Workers Participation in Management
4.2 Government APPROACH
4.3 Employer’s VIEW
4.4 Trade Union’s Approach
4.5 Industrial Hygiene
Chapter 5 Workers Education Scheme
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Objectives of the Scheme
5.3 Training Programmes under the Scheme
5.4 Workers’ Education Scheme and Labour Welfare
5.5 Workers’ Education Scheme and Industrial Hygiene
Chapter 6 Statutory Welfare Amenities
6.1 Statutory and non Statutory WELFARE
6.2 Provisions as to Welfare in the Factories Act, 1947
6.3 Provisions in the Plantation Labour Act – 1951
6.4 Provisions according to the Mines Act-1952
6.5 Summary of provisions in various Acts
Chapter 7 Non-Statutory Welfare Amenities
7.1 Fundamental Principles of ILO
7.2 Structure of ILO
7.3 Functions of ILO
7.4 Scope of Labour Welfare in India
Chapter 8 Corporate Social Responsibility
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Social Responsibility of Industry
8.3 Social Audit
8.4 Towards a more Ethical Society – the Corporate Contribution
8.5 Social Responsibility of Trade Unions
Chapter 9 Workers Welfare Boards
9.1 Maharashtra Workers Welfare Board
9.2 The Bombay Labour Welfare Fund Act – 1953
Chapter 10 Impact of Industrialisation in Developing Countries
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Pollution
10.3 Urbanisation
10.4 Social health
10.5 Labour Problems and Social health
10.6 Mental, Physical and Industrial health
10.7 Statutory health provisions

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