英文摘要 |
The established 'Unfair Labor Practice' of the new Labor Laws III has inherited the essence of Japan's and America's system. The primary categories of employers' Unfair Labor Practice include 'Disadvantage Treatment', 'Domination Intervention', and 'Rejection of Collective Bargaining' which are ruled under Article 35 of Labor Laws and Article 6 of Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). However, the administrative relief system of the Unfair Labor Practice is ruled under the Labor Dispute Legislation. The main policies regarding Domination Intervention are listed on Article 35 Section 1.5 indicting employers' Unfair Labor Practice on impacting, interfering and limiting unionization and union activities. Article 6 Section 1 of CBA mainly states that either employers' or labors cannot reject the other party's bargaining proposal without a reasonable cause. Article 6 Section 2 further illustrated employers' unreasonable acts such as: (1) refusing to negotiate even if the other party provides adequate negotiating contents, time, location, and methods; (2) failing to respond to a submitted proposal within 60 days; and (3) rejecting to provide necessary data for negotiation. In addition to providing explanation of the policies, this article also illustrated basic elements of Unfair Labor Practice by documenting practical cases. |