Employee laws rights responsibilitysysy volunteerism etc ifykyk cause idk what to call it Flashcards
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Benefits of volunteerism to the individual volunteer
Enhances personal satisfaction/wellbeing
Show initiative and personal enterprise
chance to learn new skill/develop existing ones
Benefits of volunteerism to the organistaion
Brings a range of new skills, expertise and ideas to the organisation
Benefit from having passionate and motivated people involves
Volunteers may act as embassadors to the wider community
benefits of volunteerism to society
communities improve when its members work together
volunteering gets things done
many voluntary organisations play an importnt role in reducing social isolation
What is a shop steward
A trade union representative in the workplace
What does the industrial relations act 1980 state
employees engaging in industrail action cannot be stopped or sued by the employer, provided the employees gave 7 days notice and held a secret balot
Name an employment equality act and briefly describe about it
employment equlaity acts 1998-2015. prevents discrimination
what is the year for tbe unfair dismissals act
1977-2015
Who does forsa represent as a trade union
Members of the public service and some private companies
What does INTO stand for
Irish national teachers organisation
Rights of an employee
Recieve the min wage
Recieve proper breaks
Work in a safe and healthy envionment
Rights of an employer
Decide aims and objectives of the company
Hire suitable staff
Dismiss unsuitable staff
responsiblity of an employee
Carry out duties stated in the contract
follow workplace health and safety
respect employers property
Responsibilty of an employer
Comply with employment laws
give employees a contract
pay agreed wages
Name and describe 2 industrial action
official strike - union and its members stop working
work to rule - workers do the bear minimum in their job
