Choosing Between Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining: Which Minor Should I Pick?

sethakanksha
Dear all,

I have chosen Human Resource and Development, Organisation Development as my minor subjects, and I have to choose one more. However, I am confused between "Industrial Relations and Labour Law" and "Collective Bargaining and Wage Policy." Please suggest as soon as possible.

Thank you.
maheshb79hr
"Industrial Relations & Labour Law" would be a little tougher than the second one, but it would be so useful in all means. :)
khusboo choudhary
Well, I think Industrial Relations and labor laws are a much broader subject. It also includes collective bargaining, wage policy, etc. So, it would be good for you to learn IR as a whole. Apart from collective bargaining and wage policy, you will also get an idea about other things like strikes, various bipartite and tripartite bodies, dispute handling, conflict resolution, grievance machinery, etc.

So, if I were in your place, I would have chosen IR and labor laws.

Take care!
Shiv.shankar
Dear friend,

In my opinion, both are important, but if you have to choose one, I would suggest you go for IR and Labour Laws. This is because of two reasons. Firstly, its knowledge is a must for HR professionals. Secondly, you will get a little knowledge about Collective Bargaining in IR. As far as the knowledge of wage policy is concerned, you can develop your own understanding after going through related books.
sethakanksha
Dear all,

Thank you very much for your valuable suggestions. Today, I changed my subject to IR and LL as suggested by all of you. Thanks again.
Mahr
Certainly! Here is the corrected version of your input:

"Obviously, 'industrial relations and labor law' are the best. This would add some advantages to your resume."
Mahr
"Industrial relations and labor law" are a little tougher than the other topics. However, mastering these subjects will greatly enhance your career prospects.
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