英文摘要 |
Resolution for the unfair labor practices has been practiced inTaiwan since 2011. Substantive regulations regulate three types ofthe unfair labor practices: “disadvantageous treatment,” “dominationor interference,” and “bad faith bargaining.” In terms of procedurallaw, the adjudication chapter of the Act for Settlement of LaborDisputes (ASLD) is the norm. Regulations for unfair labor practices(hereinafter the “Regulations”) has been practiced for 10 years.Although relevant cases still show that Taiwan’s Regulations are stillimpacted by laws of US and Japan, Taiwan’s practice has developedits own features. According to statistics of Ministry of Labor, therehas been 636 applications until 2021, with an average of 66applications accepted each year. This article will review the issuescommonly involved in the cases as a whole, and select recentlycontroversial issues for analysis in terms of procedural law andsubstantive law. This article will first review the scope of subjectsunder Article 35 paragraph 1 of the Labor Union Act, and illustratethat labors or labor unions can be only subject who applies for disadvantageous treatment or domination or interference. As forissues of relationships among and elements of Three Practices, andthe integration of the adjudication decisions and civil procedures,this article will analyze that the reason why Three Practices can beconstituted at once. Moreover, disputes of private rights do not onlyinclude dismiss, demote or reducing the wage. To make adjudicationdecisions have the same legal effect as civil judgement and thusmake all disputes of private rights can be resolved effectively, and fitfor the purposes of resolution for the unfair labor practice(professional and efficiency), the current regulations should reviewthe procedure regulating how all types of disputes integrate intocourt. |