7 Factors for Inhibiting Collective Bargaining in India
Though, it is argued that collective bargaining has grown in India due to the statutory provisions and voluntary measures, its success is limited. Collective bargaining has not made much headway in India when compared to other industrialised nations.The reasons are: ADVERTISEMENTS: Factors 1. Weak Unions: Collective bargaining process mainly depends on the strength of unions. Indian unions are marked with multiplicity, inter and intra-union rivalry, weak financial position and non-recognition. Weak trade unions cannot initiate strong arguments during negotiations. 2. Problems from Government: The government has not been making any strong efforts for the development of collective bargaining. The regulatory framework covering the industrial relations scene is quite tight, leaving very little room for bargaining to flourish on a voluntary basis. 3. Legal Problems: Now adjudication is easily accessible. No…