| 英文摘要 |
After the implementation of the Labor Incident Act in Taiwan on January 1, 109 (2020), the provisional injunction for maintaining temporary status quo under Articles 49 and 50 have been widely used by workers for relief. As for the job content claimed by the workers, Taiwan High Court in 112 Lao-Kang-Zi No.14 Civil Ruling holds that:“For those who have the necessity of a provisional status quo in the disputed legal relationship, the methods of provisional injunction is determined by the court on its own initiative, and cannot exceed the temporary status quo; while it is not bound by the methods claimed by the creditor.”Considering the nature of labor incidents, is the method of provisional injunction completely unrestricted and unbound. This article analyzes the Labor Incident Act, the Code of Civil Procedure, legal doctrines, as well as the practical opinions in Taiwan, and an order of provisional disposition to determine a provisional status in Japanese law, current practical opinions for proposing a more appropriate standard of adjudication. To achieve the purpose of the Labor Incident Act, providing genuine protection for workers, the court should consider substantive legal principles, the core discretion of business operations and provide sufficient prior procedural protection. |