Labor Laws

Labor Laws

Labor Laws
There are three major national Labor Laws. Compare and contrast each one, in order to identify the major factors associated to each law. Are these laws necessary? Please explain.

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Abstract

Below is a discussion of the three major national laws that are implemented in the labor department to create a good relationship between the employees and the employers. This includes the government, which is the employer of the civil servants. There are main laws that are common and collective in all nationalities within the labor departments. National laws help in regulating and creating good and conducive working environments.

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