The labor law
Example: Labor law regulates working conditions and protects employee rights
Definition
"The labor law" refers to the collection of legal rules and regulations that govern working conditions, employee rights, employer responsibilities, wages, and workplace safety to ensure fair treatment and protect workers in their employment relationships.
Etymology
The phrase "the labor law" comes from the word 'labor,' which derives from the Latin 'labor,' meaning 'work' or 'toil.' 'Law' originates from Old English 'lagu,' meaning 'something laid down or fixed.' Together, they describe the legal framework established to regulate work and employment.
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"The labor law" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - HR - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 182 commonly used words.
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