The Rights of the Migrant Workers in Taiwan from the Perspective of Political Philosophy of International Human Rights – the Interaction and Conflicts between Human Rights, Labor Market, and Industrial Competitiveness

Abstract: “Ever since the open of blue-collar foreign labors in the beginning of 1990s, supplementary principle, quota regulation and avoidance of impacts toward domestic labors still plays the crucial role …

Investing in Human Rights: Using Bilateral Investment Treaties to Hold Multinational Corporations Liable for Labor Rights Violations

Hang contextualizes recent labor violations by multinational corporations in light of Chinese labor law and the development of bilateral investment treaties (BITs). She contends that BITs have provided inadequate protections …

Les conflits collectifs du travail: aspects fondamentaux du droit du travail

Ce document examine les réglementations juridiques en matière de conflits de travail collectifs et les procédures de résolution des conflits de conflits de travail collectifs Le document contient également une classification des conflits du travail collectifs. https://law-journal.hse.ru/data/2014/10/12/1100636265/Петров.pdf (en…

Effets des regroupements d'entreprises sur les contrats de travail au Nigéria

Cet article examine la situation critique des employés en ce qui concerne les regroupements d'entreprises et le changement de propriétaire au Nigeria. L'article fait une analyse comparative des lois du Royaume-Uni et de la France, avec…

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Migrant Women and Discrimination in Employment: Recent Development in the European Union and Taiwan

Abstract: “This paper examines the policies that the European Union (EU) has implemented to eliminate discrimination against migrant women in employment. It also considers lessons that Taiwan can learn from …

Taiwan: Who Opposes Immigration? -Conflict of interest or cultural exclusion

Abstract: “Southeast Asian marriage migrants and labor migrants from the same regional origins began entering Taiwan at almost at the same time and occupy similar marginal positions in the international …

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Labor and Finance as Inevitably Transnational: Globalization Demands a Sophisticated and Transnational Lens

This article (in 41 San Diego L. Rev. 109 (2004)) examines how globalization has impacted labor and finance law, as well as responses to this impact. It explores two points …

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Labor’s Soft Means and Hard Challenges: Fundamental Discrepancies and the Promise of Non-Binding Arbitration for International Framework Agreements

Marzan describes Global Framework Agreements and explores some obstacles, including disagreements between parties. He explores one solution, non-binding arbitration based on ILO rules. Non-binding arbitration can be one step to …

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Mongolia: Research on Implementation of Labour Law

This report conducted by the Research Institute of Labour and Social Protection reviews labour law implementation on a wide range of issues, including individual and collective rights. It also provides …

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Migrant Workers’ Access to Justice at Home: Indonesia

Migrant Workers’ Access to Justice Series (Open Society Foundations), UNSW Law Research Paper No. 2013-75 This comprehensive study analyzes the mechanisms through which Indonesian migrant workers can seek justice in …

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