英文摘要 |
In principle, labor laws only protect labors. However, each labor law has its own purpose. Compared with the Labor Standards Law, which mainly regulates individual employment contracts, Labor Union Act aims to protect labors’three basic labor rights in collective labor relations. Therefore, the labor of Labor Union Act may be different with the one of Labor Standards Law. In fact, Japanese law has established the position of distinguishing labor in individual labor law from labor in collective labor law, which can be regarded as a meaningful comparative material. Beside of Japanese law, this paper has also clarified the development of statutory laws and relevant opinions of administrative agency and the court in Taiwan, pointing out that the labor of Labor Standards Law and Labor Union Act are understanded differently. While Japanese law can be used as a helpful reference for the judgment standard of the labor of Labor Union Act, it should be noted that due to differences in statutory law, the relationship between trade union membership and the labor of Labor Union Act in Taiwan is different from that in Japanese law. It also affects the understanding of the term“labor”in the Labor Union Act. |