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Industrial Relations in Bangladesh: A Comparative Scenario between Public & Private Sectors


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The present study is aimed at exploring differences between the public and private sector industrial enterprises of Bangladesh with respect to overall status of industrial relations. Data collected from twenty six public and thirty four private sector industrial enterprises show that the overall status of industrial relations in the private sector industrial enterprises is significantly better than that in the public sector industrial enterprises. Some implications are also offered for overall improvement of the industrial relations in the public and private sector industrial enterprises of Bangladesh.
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Mir Mohammed Nurul Absar
School of Business, East Delta University, Agrabad, Chittagong, Bangladesh

Abstract


The present study is aimed at exploring differences between the public and private sector industrial enterprises of Bangladesh with respect to overall status of industrial relations. Data collected from twenty six public and thirty four private sector industrial enterprises show that the overall status of industrial relations in the private sector industrial enterprises is significantly better than that in the public sector industrial enterprises. Some implications are also offered for overall improvement of the industrial relations in the public and private sector industrial enterprises of Bangladesh.

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