Legislation Affecting Labor Injunctions

Anticompetitive Patent Injunctions

Household Labor Supply, Unemployment and Minimum Wage Legislation

The supply behavior of labor frequently depends on the demand conditions that prevail on the labor market. If demand is inadequate, households may send additional household members, who otherwise would not have worked, to look for work, for fear that the main income earner may lose his job. This paper is a study of the theoretical consequences of this ’’added worker’’ affect. It is shown that t...

The Changes of Chinese Labor Policy and Labor Legislation in the Context of Market Transition

This article examines the changes to and relations between labor policy and labor legislation in the context of China’s market transition with a focus on the 1994 Labor Law and the 2007 Labor Contract Law. The initial impetus to labor policy change came from the unemployment crisis at the end of the 1970s and the early 1980s. Since then, the state has relaxed its control over labor mobility and...

Summary of 1982 legislation affecting SSI, OASDI, and Medicare.

On September 3, 1982, President Reagan signed into law Public Law 97-248 (H.R. 4961), the Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982, and on September 8, 1982, he signed Public Law 97-253 (H.R. 6955), the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1982. These bills contain Supplemental Security Income’(SSI) and Medicare legislation recommended by the administration and other provisions affectin...

Factors Affecting Child Labor in Iran: A Systematic Review

Background For decades, child labor has been an important global issue associated with inadequate educational opportunities, poverty and gender inequality. In order to make effective policies to reduce child labor it is important to understand the specific factors that ...