By- Rajat Gandhi

TY BBA (Sem-6)

Roll No.- 22

History Information

Objectives

What You will See?

Trade Union in India

B.P. Wadia

Madras Trade Union, 1918

Geneva

Lala Lajpat Rai(1920)

C.R. Das(1923)

Jawaharlal Nehru(1928)

Subhash Chandra Bose(1929)

V. V. Giri(1942)4th President

Objective-Improve the economic & social

conditionsGive various rightsFreedoms

SpeechPressStrikeWork

British Rule in India Interference in AITUC

HIND MAZDOOR SABHA

24th to 26th Dec. 1948 Trade Union Conference at Calcutta by Jaiprakash Narayan and Ashok Mehta.

Representatives-India Federation of Labour (1941)Hind Mazdoor Panchayat (1948)

Objectives of HMS

To promote the economic, political, social and cultural interests of the Indian working people.

To guide and coordinate the activities of affiliated organizations and assist them in their work.

To secure and defend all democratic and civil rights of the working class.

To organize for and promote the establishment of a democratic society in India.

Full Employement, Max.ProductivityReplace Profit motive by serviceMotive.Provision of work with living wage.Serve motherland, no politics.Guide, supervise & coordinate the activities.UnityIssue Journals, periodicals, pamphlets, books

concerning labour interest.

Formed- 1958

1979- Merged with HMS

1983- Split as HMKP

George Farnandes

Madhu Limaye

Objectives of HMKP

Provide Full opportunity for the development. Guarantee work to every worker. Reasonable hours of work & holiday with pay. Provide free & Compulsory Education. Get recognition of Collective Bargaining. Give freedom ofoAssemblyoSpeechoPressoStrike

Union Of Trade Union CongressUTUC was came into existence after the

splipiting from HMS in 1949 headed by K.T. Shah.

Safeguard & Promote the interest, rights to workers in all matters (Social, Economical)

To establish workers’ state in India.

Maintain Freedoms.

Bring Unity.

Objectives of UTUC

Founded- 1969 Purpose- Policy making and affiliation of

trade unions at the national forum. It achieved the status of central trade

union organization in the year 2008 by Ministry of Labour and Employment Government of India.

Presence in 35 Industries & 60 lakh members.

NATIONAL FRONT OF INDIAN TRADE UNIONS (NFITU)

Facilitate skills development in youth.Promote educational institutes for increasing

employability.To create more employment opportunities.To enhance the coverage of welfare policies and

schemes of the government for women and children.

To maintain the relationship between the workers, employers and the Government

Objectives of UTUC

CITU (CENTRE OF INDIAN TRADE UNION)

Fight against the loopholes on the economic & Social rights of the workers.

Fight against the regressive policy of the government like safe guarding the interest of landlord & piling burdens on common man through increasing taxation & inflation.

TRADE UNION ACT, 1926

1921, N.M. Joshi, Secretary of AITUC moved resolution to Gov.

Act Pass- 1st June, 1927.

Objectives@ Provide Registration to trade union@ Law for Trade union.@ Ensure the healthy movement of TU in India.

Registration of Trade UnionAppointment of Registrar

Mode of Registration (No. of Members)

Placation for registration

Rules for Trade Union

Registration

Cancelation

Appeal

Change of Name

Dissolution of Trade Union