英文摘要 |
The purpose of this article is to make an overview of efforts made by the International Labor Organization (ILO), European Union (EU), other international organizations and economic bodies and the recent negotiation and signing of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) for the purpose of establishing an international labor law regime. It also discusses how Taiwan can cope with this development not only to improve its labor's rights and welfare, but can also actively take part in international labor regimes. Aside from introductory and concluding remarks, the contents of the paper can divide into five section. Section Two traces efforts made by the ILO in promulgating various international labor standards. Section Three discusses how the EU established an integrated legal regime governing labor affairs for its 29 member states in recent years. Section Four reviews related endeavors made by other international organizations and economic bodies in this regard.Section Five details recent promotion of workers' rights through the negotiation and signing of the TPP. Finally, Section Six makes an overview about the merits, disadvantages, controversies and future developments of this efforts. It also proposes three-stage reform measures for Taiwan to cope with this new labor situation. |