Why do you need labor law?

Answer 1

Labor rights are important for many reasons. These rights protect employees from poor working conditions, they help to ensure the employees are paid a fair wage, and also help to protect the employers by regulating workplace rules for employees to abide by.

Answer 2

Labor laws, that is, laws that govern the relationship, and enforce standards of conduct, between employers and the employed, exist because frictionless economic efficiency can often operate to the disadvantage of the employed, even to the point of the violation of the basic civil rights of the employed.

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Left to themselves some businesses and even whole industries will abuse the employees with low pay, unsafe working conditions, sometines virtual slavery, unfair employment contracts and other abuses. One needs only look at histrory; garment workers, coal miners, Chinesse railroad workers, sweat shops, asbestos workers and on and on to see why there are labor laws. Business will take the cheap way out unless there are laws to set standards. American companies who must follow our labor laws put facilities in other countries to avoid those laws.

Answer 3

We need labour because most of the population increases day by day so the people are no able to give them minimum requirments.so they are becommimg labours and are working of their wages. Many of the people are making them slaves and cheeting them so we has to need labour law for for our people.

Answer 4

The labor law is to protect workers and employers and increase production and economic prosperity.

Answer 5

We have labour laws to facilitate and regulate rights and relationship between employer and worker and provide forums for hearing and remedies. Regards, Yaseen

Answer 6

Labor law is necessary because some employers are not fair to there employees