Forwarded from Commerce Optional (UPSC-IAS)
Objectives of Industrial Relation
Following are the important objectives of industrial relation:
Following are the important objectives of industrial relation:
Forwarded from Commerce Optional (UPSC-IAS)
👆topic of Industrial Relations
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INTEGRATED GUIDANCE PROGRAM CUM TEST SERIES FOR COMMERCE AND ACCOUNTANCY OPTIONAL- UPSC 2020 - Civil Service Gurukul
Forwarded from Commerce Optional (UPSC-IAS)
👆topic of Industrial Relations
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Forwarded from Commerce Optional (UPSC-IAS)
👆🏻These are sub topics under Management by objectives for UPSC Commerce Optional Paper 2
👆Above are subtopic for Commerce Optional Paper 2 of Organisation theory
Evolution of Organisational throry:- Classical ,New Clasical and system approach.Modern Concepts of Organisation Theory
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Evolution of Organisational throry:- Classical ,New Clasical and system approach.Modern Concepts of Organisation Theory
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Social norms and patriarchy in Indian society are the major factors behind India’s significantly low female labour force. As per the International Labour Organisation, despite an increase in economy and income, women comprise only 27 per cent of the country’s total working population.
As per experts, occupational sorting (where certain professions are stereotypically believed to be for a particular gender) can also restrict women in taking up professions considered male, such as those in science, math and technology. This theory has statistical support that states that only 14 per cent of Indian researchers are women.
As per experts, occupational sorting (where certain professions are stereotypically believed to be for a particular gender) can also restrict women in taking up professions considered male, such as those in science, math and technology. This theory has statistical support that states that only 14 per cent of Indian researchers are women.
👆🏻Manjit Kaur, a Research Associate at CERN (the European Organization for Nuclear Research), is from Chandigarh, considers herself blessed to be born in a family that gives utmost importance to academia.
Kaur entered the teaching profession after her doctorate. She worked at the MCMDAV College in Chandigarh as a Lecturer for three years and then joined PU as a Senior Lecturer. In 1989, life took a turn when she was accepted at CERN, one of the world’s largest and most respected centres for scientific research.
Kaur entered the teaching profession after her doctorate. She worked at the MCMDAV College in Chandigarh as a Lecturer for three years and then joined PU as a Senior Lecturer. In 1989, life took a turn when she was accepted at CERN, one of the world’s largest and most respected centres for scientific research.
👆🏻Current affairs for Commerce Optional related with IR topic