Alteration of the Nature and Function of Labor Institutes after the Islamic Revolution of Iran

The establishment and development of labor organizations result from development in business and market and progress in industry. Developments in these components bring about mass production, immense organizations, further employment and vast working communication. The direct result of this is the enrichment of the investors and weakness of the workers. Another result of this growth, however, is the growth and spreading of labor class. This class may gain great power by getting united. This research is an attempt to investigate the effect of the Islamic revolution of Iran on the labor institutes through a comparative study of the state of workers before and after the revolution. It ends with some helpful suggestions for improving the state of workers in Iran.