Trade Union leaders and labour movements in india/ D John Paul

By:

Paul D John

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Chennai: MJP, 2023Description: 92P. : ill ; ‎ 5.5 x 0.31 x 8.5 inchesISBN:

9789390877645

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

331.88 JOH

Contents:

Introduction to Labour Movements in India Historical roots (pre- and post-independence) Economic and political context Formation of Trade Unions Key historical phases (e.g., colonial period, post-1947 reforms) Legal frameworks (Trade Union Act, etc.) Profile of Trade Union Leaders Biographical profiles of key Indian trade unionists Regional representation and socio-political affiliations Ideological and Political Affiliations Role of leftist, socialist, and communist parties Influence of Indian National Congress and other political entities Case Studies of Major Strikes and Movements Textile, mining, railway, and public sector unions Landmark labour protests Trade Unions and Labour Legislation Evolution of labour laws in India Union responses to liberalization and globalization Challenges in the Contemporary Era Informal sector and unorganized labour Decline of union influence in the 1990s–2020s Conclusion and Policy Recommendations Future of trade unionism in India Relevance of labour leadership in a changing economy

Summary: This book presents a comprehensive analysis of the evolution and dynamics of the labour movement in India, with a particular emphasis on the leadership of trade unions and their socio-political significance. It seeks to trace the historical development of trade unions from the early colonial period through the post-independence era, and into the era of economic liberalization.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Barcode
General Books	CUTN Central Library Social Sciences	Non-fiction	331.88 JOH (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	51916

Introduction to Labour Movements in India
Historical roots (pre- and post-independence)
Economic and political context
Formation of Trade Unions
Key historical phases (e.g., colonial period, post-1947 reforms)
Legal frameworks (Trade Union Act, etc.)
Profile of Trade Union Leaders

Biographical profiles of key Indian trade unionists

Regional representation and socio-political affiliations

Ideological and Political Affiliations

Role of leftist, socialist, and communist parties
Influence of Indian National Congress and other political entities
Case Studies of Major Strikes and Movements

Textile, mining, railway, and public sector unions

Landmark labour protests

Trade Unions and Labour Legislation

Evolution of labour laws in India

Union responses to liberalization and globalization

Challenges in the Contemporary Era

Informal sector and unorganized labour

Decline of union influence in the 1990s–2020s

Conclusion and Policy Recommendations

Future of trade unionism in India

Relevance of labour leadership in a changing economy

This book presents a comprehensive analysis of the evolution and dynamics of the labour movement in India, with a particular emphasis on the leadership of trade unions and their socio-political significance. It seeks to trace the historical development of trade unions from the early colonial period through the post-independence era, and into the era of economic liberalization.

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