Legal Aid Guide for Rural Migrant Workers--Labor Disputes: Labor Disputes

Author: Zheng Ziwen
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: To support the legal aid activities for migrant workers and provide practical help in safeguarding their legitimate rights and interests, the Legal Aid Center of the Ministry of Justice conducted extensive discussions on how to protect the rights of migrant workers starting from early December 2003. Based on these discussions, it organized the compilation of this series of "Migrant Worker Legal Aid Guides." The outstanding feature of this series is its accessibility, practicality, and strong operability. Each book adopts a question-and-answer format, clearly and intuitively addressing common legal and policy issues that migrant workers encounter in their daily work and life, avoiding the confusion caused by overwhelming legal provisions. When readers encounter problems in their lives or work, they can directly look up relevant answers. If they still cannot find the information they need, they can refer to the relevant laws, regulations, and rules appended at the end of the book. Each book also includes the contact numbers of local legal aid centers at the prefecture-level cities and labor supervision complaint hotlines, striving to address the urgent needs and concerns of migrant workers. Additionally, the series incorporates recent cases that are valuable for migrant workers in legally safeguarding their rights and demanding wages, enhancing the series' interest and readability. The publication of this series is of significant reference value and practical guidance significance for helping migrant workers understand and master relevant legal knowledge for working outside, strengthening their awareness of using legal means to protect their legitimate rights and interests, as well as for local judicial administrative organs and legal aid institutions to conduct legal aid knowledge training for migrant workers and handle legal aid cases involving them.