Definition of an industrial dispute, Business Law and Ethics

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Question 1:

(A) What is an industrial dispute and what are the elements involved in the definition of an industrial dispute?

(B) What are the various options available to the Minister for the peaceful resolution of industrial disputes?

Question 2:

(A) Define the following:
(i) Collective bargaining .
(ii) Collective agreement
(iii) Check-off agreement
(iv) Strike
(v) Representational Status

(B) Before a trade union can be effective it has to comply with the provisions of the Industrial Relations Act in so far as registration is concerned. On what grounds can the Industrial Relations Commission refuse to register a trade union?


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