英文摘要 |
The sudden advent of the COVID-19 has facilitated both the new model of work(e. g. platform economy hires)and transformation of traditional employment(e. g. share hires), namely ''social micro production'' in this article, which has imposed great challenges upon the labor law that was erected during the era of social mass production and calls urgent alteration in response. First, compared with the social mass production, the social micro production contains same type of work and production but in different form, and workers ought to be entitled to the same floor of labor rights. In the meantime, labor law needs to reconsider its unitary approach in a large scale, and reinforces the ''individualized'' enforcement mechanism rather bends the rules through a ''flexible'' approach. Second, the ''socialized'' production renders the ''socialized'' protection for workers. However, the labor law shall not carry on relying the employer as the sole social entity to offer protection based on the dependency theory of labor relation. Therefore, it is time to bring additional social entities to share the responsibilities for the workers. |