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This chapter explores the intricate relationships between trade unions, employers, and government bodies in Singapore, detailing management functions such as planning, organizing, and coordinating communication and objectives. It highlights the importance of mission statements for organizations, emphasizing social responsibility. Various types of employer organizations, like the Singapore Business Federation and Singapore National Employers Federation, are discussed, along with their roles in industrial relations, productivity, and member support. The chapter underscores the collaborative efforts among entities to bolster the business landscape in Singapore.
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Chapter 6 Trade unions Employers Employer Organisations Government
Functions of Management • Planning • Organising • Coordinating • Control communication
Mission Statement • Spell out objectives • Give sense of direction • Useful guide • Shows social responsibility
Mission StatementNTUC FairPrice • Best place to shop • Best place to work • Best corporate citizen
OBJECTIVES To oppose unions Agree on common strategies TYPES - National level - Industry level - Chambers of commerce - National business groups Federation Employer Organisations
Singapore Business Federation • Started 1 April 2002 • Restructured from SFCCI • Apex chamber of commerce & industry • Represents Singapore business community at international forums
SNEF • Merger of SEF & NEC • Represents employers’ interest • Maintain good employment relations • Dialogue with NTUC & government • Tripartite partners in: NWC, NPQC, etc.
Advise members on: - industrial relations - industrial safety - human resource mgt - T&D - job evaluation Provide information - wages IR Panel assists - Manpower devt - compensation - employment law SNEF’s Role
SNEF 21 • Productivity to build strong companies • Competitive by improving cost structure • Win workers through corporate bonding • Create high value-added jobs • Cultivate corporate citizenship
Singapore International Chamber of Commerce (SICC) • Founded in 1837 • Company members from 42 countries • Represents international business companies • Presents view to government and its agencies
Singapore Manufacturers’ Federation( SMa) • Former Singapore Confederation of Industries (SCI) • Help members in: • - productivity • - technology upgrading • - access govt assistance schemes
SHRI • Provide effective HR practices • Conduct courses and seminars • Exchange of information • Represents HR profession • Code of professional ethics
Singapore Professionals’ & Executives’ Co-operative (SPEC) • Help displaced members to return to employment • Encourage thrift, self-help and mutual assistance
Other Professional Institutes • Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) • Singapore Training & Development Association (STADA) • Management Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS) • Asian Association of Career Management Professionals (AACMP) • Civil Service College (CSC)