Definition of labour law in English:

labour law

(US labor law)

noun

A law relating to the rights and responsibilities of workers.
some employers are ignorant of the labour laws
mass noun it is enshrined in labour law that everyone has the right to join a trade union
Example sentencesExamples
- Without compulsory education, governments are unable to enforce child labour laws.
- He graduated in law from Chile Catholic University in 1932, where he subsequently became professor of labour law.
- The wider body of Irish labour law may also be formally linked with the new work permits legislation.
- They'll stay away from multinationals that use child workers or break labour laws overseas.
- They are grown on small family farms, where workers are reasonably remunerated, protected by well-observed labour laws.

Definition of labor law in US English:

labor law

(British labour law)

noun

A law relating to the rights and responsibilities of workers.
some employers are ignorant of the labor laws
mass noun it is enshrined in labor law that everyone has the right to join a trade union
Example sentencesExamples
- He graduated in law from Chile Catholic University in 1932, where he subsequently became professor of labour law.
- They'll stay away from multinationals that use child workers or break labour laws overseas.
- They are grown on small family farms, where workers are reasonably remunerated, protected by well-observed labour laws.
- The wider body of Irish labour law may also be formally linked with the new work permits legislation.
- Without compulsory education, governments are unable to enforce child labour laws.

单词	labour law
释义	Definition of labour law in English: labour law (US labor law) noun A law relating to the rights and responsibilities of workers. some employers are ignorant of the labour laws mass noun it is enshrined in labour law that everyone has the right to join a trade union Example sentencesExamples Without compulsory education, governments are unable to enforce child labour laws. He graduated in law from Chile Catholic University in 1932, where he subsequently became professor of labour law. The wider body of Irish labour law may also be formally linked with the new work permits legislation. They'll stay away from multinationals that use child workers or break labour laws overseas. They are grown on small family farms, where workers are reasonably remunerated, protected by well-observed labour laws. Definition of labor law in US English: labor law (British labour law) noun A law relating to the rights and responsibilities of workers. some employers are ignorant of the labor laws mass noun it is enshrined in labor law that everyone has the right to join a trade union Example sentencesExamples He graduated in law from Chile Catholic University in 1932, where he subsequently became professor of labour law. They'll stay away from multinationals that use child workers or break labour laws overseas. They are grown on small family farms, where workers are reasonably remunerated, protected by well-observed labour laws. The wider body of Irish labour law may also be formally linked with the new work permits legislation. Without compulsory education, governments are unable to enforce child labour laws.
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