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LABOUR LAW COMPLIANCE AND ITS IMPACT ON EMPLOYEE RELATIONS IN ORGANIZATIONS
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Abstract: Labour law compliance plays a crucial role in maintaining fair and ethical workplace practices. This study examines the impact of labour law compliance on employee relations within organizations. Labour laws are designed to protect employee rights, ensure fair wages, safe working conditions, and promote harmonious industrial relations.
Non-compliance with labour laws can lead to disputes, dissatisfaction, legal penalties, and poor employee morale. On the other hand, effective compliance fosters trust, transparency, and positive relationships between employers and employees.
The study highlights how adherence to labour regulations improves employee satisfaction, reduces conflicts, and enhances organizational productivity. It also emphasizes the importance of HR policies, compliance mechanisms, and ethical leadership in strengthening employee relations.
Keywords: Labour Law Compliance, Employee Relations, Industrial Relations, Workplace Ethics, Job Satisfaction, HR
Non-compliance with labour laws can lead to disputes, dissatisfaction, legal penalties, and poor employee morale. On the other hand, effective compliance fosters trust, transparency, and positive relationships between employers and employees.
The study highlights how adherence to labour regulations improves employee satisfaction, reduces conflicts, and enhances organizational productivity. It also emphasizes the importance of HR policies, compliance mechanisms, and ethical leadership in strengthening employee relations.
Keywords: Labour Law Compliance, Employee Relations, Industrial Relations, Workplace Ethics, Job Satisfaction, HR
How to Cite:
[1] Shubhada Kumbhar, βLABOUR LAW COMPLIANCE AND ITS IMPACT ON EMPLOYEE RELATIONS IN ORGANIZATIONS,β International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering (IJARCCE), DOI: 10.17148/IJARCCE.2026.15551
