The concept of social justice underpins labour laws from "summary" of Industrial Relations and Labour Laws, 6th Edition by S.C. Srivastava
Labour laws are not merely a set of rules and regulations governing the relationship between employers and employees. Rather, they are deeply rooted in the principle of social justice. This underlying concept shapes the entire framework of labour laws, guiding their development and implementation. The notion of social justice ensures that workers are treated fairly and equitably in the workplace, with their rights and interests protected. The concept of social justice emphasizes the need to address power imbalances between employers and employees. It recognizes that workers often lack the bargaining power to negotiate favourable terms and conditions of employment on their own. Labour laws serve as a means to level the playing field, ensuring tha...
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