CONFLICT Flashcards

1
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Why does conflict happen and between who?

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Usually happens between management and employees. Usually over pay, benefits or control over work.

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Sources of Conflict

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  • Change
  • Different Interests
  • Different Values
  • External Factors
  • Poor Communication
  • Poor Performance
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Change as a source of Conflict

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Can be driven by external or internal factors. It can cause stress on employees and if adapted poorly, the likelihood of conflict increases.

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Different Intrests as a source of conflict

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Employees that have less stake in a business, will focus more on their personal interests and goals. Managers consider that they do not sufficiently consider the goals of the business.

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Approaches to conflict by employees

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  • Collective Bargaining
  • Work to Rule
  • Strike
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Strike

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Workers stop working to force employers to give in to some of their requirements.

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Work to rule

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When employees precisely follow the rules in their contract, in order to do the minimum work required to reduce productivity and slow down work.

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Collective Bargaining

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When management teams and employees have representatives who negotiate on the terms and conditions of employment.

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Approaches to conflict by managers

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  • Collective Bargaining
  • Lockdown
  • Closure
  • Changes in contract
  • Threats of redundancies
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Threats of redundancies

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Employers threat to eliminate employment positions if employers don’t accept terms during an industrial dispute.

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Changes in Contract

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When an agreement is reached over a new contract during a process of collective bargaining.

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Lockdowns

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Part of a negotiating process, the business will lock up the company or factories temporarily so employees can’t go to work and won’t get paid.

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Closure

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Permanent or Temporary shutdown.

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Approaches to conflict resolution

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  • Arbitration
  • Conciliation
  • No strike agreement
  • Single Union agreement
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Arbitration

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Third party arbitrator meditates between employees and employers. The arbitrator has the authority to decide how the conflict will be solved.

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Conciliation

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Third party conciliator meditates between employers and employees. The conciliatory offers ideas to help both sides reach an agreement.

17
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No strike agreement

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Stipulation in Collective bargaining where employees agree that during the lifetime of the contract, workers will not go on strikes in exchange for some concession.

18
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Single Union Agreement

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Workers agree that one union will represent the worker’s interests in a process of collective bargaining.