The Evaluation and Suggestion about Minimum Wage Protection System in China
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Key words: Minimum wage protection system; Minimum wage standard; Salary collective consultation system
Résumé: Il y a de nombreuses questions sur le système chinois de protection des salaires minimaux, tels que: Le niveau général est faible, le taux de croissance du salaire minimal est plus lente que la croissance économique et la croissance du salaire moyen dans la société; l'amplitude de réglage est incohérente et manque en base standardisée; exécutoire n'est pas forte; la large exécutif se mette trop l'accent sur "le mois salaire minimum "au lieu de" salaire minimum d'une heure ", le niveau législatif est faible, et ainsi de suite. Compte tenu des questions ci-dessus, le document met en avant les suggestions suivantes: Nous devrions promouvoir activement salaires système de consultation collective et donner suffisamment de droits syndicaux à jouer un rôle important dans l'établissement et le perfectionnement d'un système de salaire minimum de protection; Etablir un mécanisme d'ajustement dynamique de minimum norme salariale; Augmenter le niveau législatif du système de protection des salaires minimum et améliorer la législation, l'application et le système de supervision juridique; renforcement de la gestion unifiée du marché du travail afin de résoudre les problèmes du système de salaire minimum de protection de la source.
Mots clés: Le système de protection du salaire minimal; De la norme du salaire minimum; Le système de consultation en salariale collective
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/j.css.1923669720110703.023
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