英文摘要 |
Much of labour law consists of contract law at its core, but there are characteristics of labour matters that demand particular attention. Therefore specific regulations on labour matters have been promulgated to complement the regular civil law. Furthermore, ordinary civil litigation is not an avenue for particular issues that arise in disputes under labour law. A wide range of approaches to handle these issues can be found in comparative law. Like in many other countries, special divisions governing labour matters have been established in Taiwan under the auspices of the ordinary courts. On the other hand, Germany is among the few nations worldwide with an independent labour court system. Even if further reform of the rules governing disputes under labour law is desirable, there is no need to mirror the German model in order to improve judicial quality in Taiwan. On the contrary, the complex structure and the costs of the labour court system in Germany should be reconsidered, as special divisions of the ordinary courts may govern labour matters in a similar way. |