Labor Legislation

Labor legislation refers to the laws and regulations that govern the relationship between workers, employers, and trade unions. It addresses issues such as minimum wage, working conditions, overtime pay, employee rights, and collective bargaining. These laws aim to protect workers from unfair treatment, ensure safe workplaces, and promote fair pay. By establishing clear rules for employment, labor legislation helps maintain a balance between the interests of employers and employees, fostering a more equitable and productive labor market.