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What is the primary objective of Labor Law?
What is the primary objective of Labor Law?
- To restrict the formation of labor unions
- To promote unfair treatment of employees
- To regulate the relationship between employers and employees (correct)
- To protect the rights and interests of employers
What is the main focus of Labor Law?
What is the main focus of Labor Law?
- Preserving a safe and healthy work environment (correct)
- Encouraging excessive working hours
- Creating barriers for employee advancement
- Maximizing profits for business owners
Which factor does Labor Law primarily seek to address?
Which factor does Labor Law primarily seek to address?
- Limiting access to legal recourse for employees
- Promoting discrimination in the workplace
- Minimizing employee benefits and compensations
- Balancing power dynamics between employers and employees (correct)
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Labor Law Objectives
- The primary objective of Labor Law is to protect the rights and interests of employees and promote fair labor practices.
- The main focus of Labor Law is to establish and maintain a balance between the rights and obligations of employers and employees.
- Labor Law primarily seeks to address issues related to employment, such as working conditions, wages, hours of work, and social security, to ensure social and economic justice.
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