Hi all,
Can anyone please suggest to me whether there is any specialized course I could pursue in Labour Laws from somewhere? I want to add on to my qualifications post my PG in HR. As Labour Laws are an important aspect of the HR field, I was curious about it.
From India, Calcutta
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4Can anyone please suggest to me whether there is any specialized course I could pursue in Labour Laws from somewhere? I want to add on to my qualifications post my PG in HR. As Labour Laws are an important aspect of the HR field, I was curious about it.
From India, Calcutta
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Hi gentlemen,
This subject can be specialized through LLB with specialization in Labour Laws. You won't find specialization in labour laws in Human Resources Management, although there is one introductory subject to labour laws affecting HR practices.
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Sawant
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This subject can be specialized through LLB with specialization in Labour Laws. You won't find specialization in labour laws in Human Resources Management, although there is one introductory subject to labour laws affecting HR practices.
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Sawant
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These are the institutes that offer labor law as well as HR programs:
- Diploma in Labour Laws from Ambedkar University
- Master's in Labor Law from Maharashtra Institute of Labour Studies
- MA in HR from Tata Institute
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Amitraj Verma
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- Diploma in Labour Laws from Ambedkar University
- Master's in Labor Law from Maharashtra Institute of Labour Studies
- MA in HR from Tata Institute
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Amitraj Verma
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Amitraj,
Nice to see your informative reply. I am interested in knowing whether a Master's in Labour Law authorizes the qualified candidate to register with the Bar Council of India and appear to practice in the courts of law anywhere in India?
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Sawant
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Nice to see your informative reply. I am interested in knowing whether a Master's in Labour Law authorizes the qualified candidate to register with the Bar Council of India and appear to practice in the courts of law anywhere in India?
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Sawant
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U Need To Do Llb To Practice In Court Of Law...pg In Labour Law Will Only Help U To Enhance Ur Knowledge In Labour Law......
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Hi, yes, there is an institute in Delhi that provides a P.G. Diploma in Labour Law. I have completed my Masters and Diploma in Labour Law from this institute (Indian Law Institute).
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Tanuj Kohli
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Tanuj Kohli
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madurai kamaraj university offers pg diploma in labour law and administrative law through correspondance fees: 1500 duration: 1yr
From India, Tirunelveli
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You could do a Masters in Labour Laws & Labour Welfare (MLL & LW). It's a 2-year master's degree from a recognized university.
In order to become a legal practitioner, you need to do an LL.B degree from an institute affiliated with the Bar Council of India.
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In order to become a legal practitioner, you need to do an LL.B degree from an institute affiliated with the Bar Council of India.
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Hi,
Yes, you can do the course for Labor Laws. There are many universities that are conducting these courses, like Vardhman Mahaveer Open University. The course title is "PGD in Labour Laws, Industrial Relations & Personnel Management." Admission forms can be obtained from regional offices in various locations in Rajasthan in the months of June and December. The university is IGNOU.
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Bhagwan Tolani
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Yes, you can do the course for Labor Laws. There are many universities that are conducting these courses, like Vardhman Mahaveer Open University. The course title is "PGD in Labour Laws, Industrial Relations & Personnel Management." Admission forms can be obtained from regional offices in various locations in Rajasthan in the months of June and December. The university is IGNOU.
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Bhagwan Tolani
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Hi,
I am currently pursuing the same course, PG Diploma in Labour Laws from Indian Law Institute, New Delhi. My first observation is that it is very good in this institute. It's not just about a certificate, but rather the faculty is good, they have great knowledge, and all other facilities provided are also nice. You can get more details from www.ilidelhi.org.
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I am currently pursuing the same course, PG Diploma in Labour Laws from Indian Law Institute, New Delhi. My first observation is that it is very good in this institute. It's not just about a certificate, but rather the faculty is good, they have great knowledge, and all other facilities provided are also nice. You can get more details from www.ilidelhi.org.
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Hi,
You can also do a labor course from the "Tamil Nadu Institute of Labor Studies" in Chennai. They offer BLM (Bachelor of Labor Management) and MLM (Master of Labor Management). These two courses are regular. In addition to that, they offer PGDLA (Post Graduate Diploma in Labor Administration), which is a part-time course.
From India, Madras
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You can also do a labor course from the "Tamil Nadu Institute of Labor Studies" in Chennai. They offer BLM (Bachelor of Labor Management) and MLM (Master of Labor Management). These two courses are regular. In addition to that, they offer PGDLA (Post Graduate Diploma in Labor Administration), which is a part-time course.
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hi dear there is also one master degree in labour laws. that is M.L.W.(master of labour welfare). i m also M.L.W. student in saurashtra university,rajkot. that is nice course.
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To practice in labor law, you have to obtain an LLB from any recognized university. After completing the LLB, you need to apply for a "sanad" before the Bar Council to enroll yourself. Once you receive the "sanad" from the Bar Council, you become eligible to practice.
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Hi, Dear you can do diploma in personnel management and labour laws from School of social science (Davi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya Indore) But the admission procces has over
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madurai kamaraj university offers pg diploma in labour law and administrative law through correspondance fees: 1500 duration: 1yr
From India, New Delhi
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Dear friends,
I am working as an Assistant Manager - HR with an IT company and would like to pursue further studies after my MBA in HR to enhance my expertise in the field. Please suggest relevant options.
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Rach
From India, Delhi
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I am working as an Assistant Manager - HR with an IT company and would like to pursue further studies after my MBA in HR to enhance my expertise in the field. Please suggest relevant options.
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Rach
From India, Delhi
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Hi, Good Morning! Can you provide me some good universities / institutes who provide LLB / Labour Law courses through Distance / Part Time / Weekend classes. Regds - Ranjan
From India, Gurgaon
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Dear, U can also go through this names of universities & colleges for Labour laws studies, e.g. Law colleges in Pune, Maharashtra, XLRI, Army institute of Law, Indian Law Institute etc.
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Arti, I am rach and presently working as an HR person. Could you please suggest any qualification after MBA - HR which will provide me expertise.
From India, Delhi
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From India, Delhi
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Hi,
What you can do is pursue a Diploma in Labour Law under Pune University. It specializes in labor law subjects such as Law relating to Labour Management, Social Security Legislation, Wage Fixation, Legislation affecting Conditions of work. This diploma course consists of about 30 Acts related to Labour Laws.
Thanks and Regards,
Bijay
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What you can do is pursue a Diploma in Labour Law under Pune University. It specializes in labor law subjects such as Law relating to Labour Management, Social Security Legislation, Wage Fixation, Legislation affecting Conditions of work. This diploma course consists of about 30 Acts related to Labour Laws.
Thanks and Regards,
Bijay
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Hi,
Tamil Nadu Institute of Labour Studies (TILLS - Chennai) offers the course you are looking for. Additionally, Annamalai University provides the Master of Labour Management (MLM) program.
With best regards,
Suresh S.
Email: suresh_51@yahoo.co.in
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Tamil Nadu Institute of Labour Studies (TILLS - Chennai) offers the course you are looking for. Additionally, Annamalai University provides the Master of Labour Management (MLM) program.
With best regards,
Suresh S.
Email: suresh_51@yahoo.co.in
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Hi Brandon ANNAMALAI university is offering this course Diploma In labor law . the Duration is 1 yr. for more details Log on to with best wishes ASHISH
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I have already enrolled in 'Master of Labour Management' from Annamalai University. It is a 2-year master's degree course and is quite comprehensive. I would recommend it to all who wish to add a valuable qualification to their HR portfolio.
From India, Calcutta
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Hi friends,
I am preparing for UGC-NET. I need textbooks for understanding the Indian labor market, which could cover:
- Demand and supply of labor,
- Nature and composition of the Indian labor force,
- Unemployment and underemployment.
It's urgent! Please help me by sending names of good books.
From India, Gurgaon
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I am preparing for UGC-NET. I need textbooks for understanding the Indian labor market, which could cover:
- Demand and supply of labor,
- Nature and composition of the Indian labor force,
- Unemployment and underemployment.
It's urgent! Please help me by sending names of good books.
From India, Gurgaon
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