Labor Laws Flashcards
includes all the rules of law governing the conditions under which persons may work under the control of other persons called employers.
Labor law
prescribe the terms and conditions of employment as affecting wages or monetary benefits, hours of work, cost of living allowances, occupational health, safety and welfare of the workers.
Labor standards
Labor relations
is used to denote all matters arising out of employer-employee relationship involving collective bargaining agreement and negotiation process.
Classification of labor laws
- Protective Legislation
- Welfare or Social Legislation
- Diplomatic Legislation
- Administrative Legislation
- Labor Relations Legislation
is designed to protect the weaker party to the employment contract (Anti-Sexual Harassment Laws, Child Labor Laws, Laws protecting Women Against Discrimination).
Protective Legislation
is intended to remove or reduce the insecurity of the workers while they are at work due to hazards arising from employment (SSS Law, GSIS Law, Philhealth/R.A. 7875, Workmen’s Compensation Act).
Welfare or Social Legislation
is designed to settle labor disputes through pacific modes (Laws providing for a conciliation, mediation, grievance machinery or arbitration).
Diplomatic Legislation
creates labor bodies or agencies for administrative purposes (POEA, DOLE, NLRC or TESDA).
Administrative Legislation
prescribe minimum requirements relating to wages, hours or work, cost of living allowances, and other monetary and welfare benefits including occupational safety and health standards.
Labor Relations Legislation