CHSE Odisha Elective IRPM case studies
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The CHSE Odisha Elective IRPM is a higher-secondary elective offered under the Council of Higher Secondary Education, Odisha, covering Industrial Relations and Personnel Management. It suits +2 Arts/Commerce students who want a foundation for degrees in HR, labour studies, law or management, and for candidates preparing for clerical, supervisory or welfare roles in industry. The CHSE Odisha Elective IRPM case studies are 5 cases and about 4,890 words.
1Recognition Contest at a Cotton Spinning Mill
Shree Bhadrak Cotton Spinning Mills, a 1,240-strong unit near Rourkela, has two registered unions. Mill Mazdoor Sangh (MMS) claims 700 members and has served a strike notice demanding recognition and a wage revision; Sramik Samukhya (SS), which has held check-off authorisation for nine years and signed the last three settlements, claims 480 members.
1,017 words, about 5 min2The Promotion Grievance That Went to the Wrong Forum
Odisha Industrial Systems Ltd, a Bhubaneswar engineering workshop with 430 employees, has certified standing orders and a four-step grievance procedure with a 30-day limit at each step. Sriram Das, technician grade II with 19 years' service, was the senior-most candidate for grade I when the post fell vacant last June.
948 words, about 5 min3Appraisal That Punished the New Hires
At a greenfield auto-component plant in Khurda commissioned 14 months ago, 180 operators work three shifts. Sixty-five were hired in the last eight months.
955 words, about 5 min4The Rs 9,000 Question in a Contract-Worker Wage Bill
At a packaging unit in Cuttack with 320 workers on its rolls - 200 permanent and 120 deployed by a licensed contractor - both groups perform the same packing operation on the same line. Permanent packers draw Rs 520 a day; the contractor pays his 120 workers Rs 290 a day, all-inclusive, with no PF or ESI deduction and no overtime, although shifts run nine hours, six days a week.
972 words, about 5 min5Near-Miss in the Ammonia Storage Area
At a fertiliser blending plant near Paradip, 640 workers - 410 on the rolls and 230 under three contractors - handle ammonia and ammonium nitrate. An internal audit last month found three of seven sanctioned safety officer posts vacant for over a year; the joint safety committee has met twice in fourteen months; two contract workers were photographed without respirators inside the ammonia storage area; and a gas detector on the No.
998 words, about 5 min