Industrial Disputes (Junior Cert Business Studies): Flashcards

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Industrial disputes

Disagreements between workers and employers

Example of unfair treatment causing disputes

Denied pay rises or promotional opportunities

Strike definition

Employees collectively stop working to protest

Official strike requirements

Union vote, secret ballot, 1 week notice, strike pay

Unofficial strike

No union approval, no vote, no notice, no strike pay

Wildcat/lightning strike

Sudden work stoppage without warning

Sympathetic strike

Workers stop work to support others in dispute

Work to rule

Employees only do basic job requirements, no extras

Go slow action

Workers deliberately reduce their pace of work

WRC full name

Workplace Relations Commission

WRC primary role

Ireland's primary body for handling workplace disputes

WRC established when

2015 under Workplace Relations Act

Mediation

Voluntary process with neutral third party (Mediation Officer)

Labour Court implementation deadline

42 days for employers to implement recommendations

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