Employment relations tribunal, Business Law and Ethics

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QUESTION 1

Explain the composition and functions of the following institutions-

(i) Employment Relations Tribunal

(ii) Commission for Conciliation and Mediation

QUESTION 2

The target of the Personnel Management Manual is to assist officers in their operational responsibilities and the efficient discharge of personnel functions Discuss

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