(ろうどうきじゅんほう)

ろうどうきじゅんほう
noun
Labor Standards Act
formallegalwork
1. Labor Standards Act
Japan's primary law governing working conditions, established in 1947. It sets standards for working hours, wages, rest periods, holidays, and other labor-related matters.
The Labor Standards Act sets an upper limit on overtime hours.
This company is suspected of violating the Labor Standards Act.
The Labor Standards Act was amended, making it mandatory to take paid leave.

Usage

Often abbreviated as 労基法(ろうきほう) in informal contexts. One of the most important laws for working people in Japan. Enforced by 労働基準監督署(ろうどうきじゅんかんとくしょ) (Labor Standards Inspection Office).

Common collocations

Related words

  • 労働基準監督署(ろうどうきじゅんかんとくしょ): Labor Standards Inspection Office
  • 労基法(ろうきほう): Labor Standards Act (abbreviation)
  • 労働組合(ろうどうくみあい): labor union