According to Dunlop, an industrial relations system

Q: Answer-According to Dunlop, an industrial relations system comprises:

Explanation Dunlop defines an industrial relations system as consisting of actors managers, workers, and governmental agencies, contexts environment in which they interact, an ideology philosophy of industrial relations, and rules governing their behavior.

comprises:

A Actors, contexts, ideology, and rules Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

B Actors, managers, and workers Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

C Actors, contexts, and philosophy Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

D Actors, governmental agencies, and enterprises Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

Solution

Explanation: Dunlop defines an industrial relations system as consisting of actors (managers, workers, and governmental agencies), contexts (environment in which they interact), an ideology (philosophy of industrial relations), and rules governing their behavior.

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