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Das Vorliegen eines Rechtsbedürfnisses bzw. eines Klageinteresses ist Sachentscheidungsvoraussetzung jeder Klage und Entscheidung der Arbeitskommission über die Wirksamkeit der Kündigung und/oder einer Disziplinarmaünahme. Hiermit ergibt sich die Frage, ob eine Rechtsbedürfnisse bzw. ein Klageinteresse anerkannt werden kann, obwohl das Arbeitsverhältnis während des Verwaltungsstreitverfahren bzw. des Rechtsbehelf bei Arbeitskommission aufgelöst wird. Ein Rechtsbedürfnis bzw. ein Klageinteresse wurde weder vom Rechtsprechung, noch von Entscheidungen der Arbeitskommission bejaht. Die Rechtsprechung und die Arbeitskommission geht davon aus, dass das Rechtsbefürfnis bzw. das Klageinteresse die Weiterbeschäftigungsmöglicht des Arbeitsnehmers voraussetzt. Also das Rechtsbefürfnis bzw. Klageinteresse kann nicht anerkannt werden, wenn die Weiterbeschäftigungsmöglichkeit durch die Auflösung des Arbeitsverhältnisses nicht vorliegt. Die Rechtsprechung und die Entscheidungen von Arbeitskommissin wird in der Literatur kritisiert, weil der Ansatz der Rechtsprechung und der Arbeitskommission ungeeignet zur Verneinung eines Rechtsbefürfnisses bzw. eines Klageinteresses ist. Die Anordnung der Wiedereinstellung und der Auszahlung von Lohn für die Zeit der Verwaltungsstreitverfahren bzw. des Rechtsbehelf bei Arbeitskommisssion bei einer rechtswidrigen Kündigung haben anderen Rechtsgrundlagen und Zwecken. Während die Anordnung der Widereinstellung sich nach Zukunft richtet, leitet sich die Anordung des Lohnzahlung von streitig bestehenden Arbeitsverhältnisses in der Vergangenheit ab. Als Ergebnis dieser Untersuchung kann festgehalten werden, dass ein Rechtsbedürfnis bzw. ein Klageinteresse unabhängig von Auflösung des Arbeitsverhältnisses anerkannt werden soll.

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The claim for expenses of maintenance has a legal position as a general claim. However, it is necessary to protect the claim specially unlike general claim because it is necessary to maintain the living. The creditor of expenses of maintenance is usual to use compulsory execution if it is not arbitrarily fulfilled. By the way, the effect doesn't go up even if the execution procedure is used. Therefore, the law of domestic proceeding was revised and a new system based on the order of direct performance was introduced in Korea. The necessity of the legislation of the order of direct performance cannot be negative, and will become big help for the accomplishing objective of securing expenses of maintenance. A lot of problems that evade execution of the claim for expenses of maintenance will be canceled for the order of direct performance. I am expecting the order is efficiently a lot.

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Fair Transactions in Subcontracting Act (the ¡°Subcontracting Act¡±) was fundamentally enacted to strengthen subcontractor protection, and payment order under the legislation was instituted to provide quick relief to subcontractor injury. However, a remedial order under administrative law demands curing a past violation of a law. It is a specific administrative effect with the intent to restore law and order. Similarly, the payment order should also be interpreted and enforced under the same principle. For violations of Article 4 (Prohibition against Fixing Unreasonable Subcontract Consideration) Section 2 of the Subcontracting Act, the KFTC has in most cases imposed the difference from the previous price as the payment order. However, the Supreme Court has recently ruled that a payment order in the above manner is illegitimate under Article 4 Section 2 Clause 1 of the Subcontracting Act. The Supreme Court held that the price that becomes the standard for uniformly reducing the unit price cannot be conclusively found as the fair subcontract price, and, given the nature of violations of the applicable regulation, it is difficult to uniformly calculate the fair subcontract price between the principle contractor and subcontractor. Thus, a more careful examination of the scope of the payment order under the Subcontracting Act is called for. Subcontracting transactions are premised on legal relationships in civil law. Thus, in principle, the payment order under the Subcontracting Act should be the difference from the fair price had there been no violation. Of the specific acts of violation spelled out in Article 4 Section 2 of the Subcontracting Act, for those acts for which it is not clear what the fair price is given the wording of the law, and, those acts for which it is not easy to conclude that the price would have been found to be the previous price even if there was no violation, the payment order should not be the difference from the previous price. Applying this principle, in the case of Article 4 Section 2 of the Subcontracting Act, I believe a payment order in the above manner which orders paying the difference from the previous price is viable given the following: (1) by allocating a certain amount, the wording of the law in Clause 2 leaves room to consider the price before reduction as the fair price, (2) assuming cases in which there is no discriminatory treatment, it is highly likely that the previous transaction terms remain the same given the wording of the law in Clause 3, (3) there is room to consider the aggregate amount of direct construction costs as the fair price given the wording of the law in Clause 6, and (4) there is room to consider the lowest bid price as the fair price given the wording of the law in Clause 7. On the other hand, for the other acts under Article 4 Section 2, I do not believe that a payment order for the difference from the previous price would be allowed because the law does not make clear what a fair price is, and, even if there was no violation, it is difficult to conclude that the price would have been determined to be the previous price. Meanwhile, some might say that in these cases, the KFTC could order payment by arbitrarily calculating the ¡°fair price.¡± However, that would not be appropriate under the current law interpretation. This is because there are almost no cases in which the KFTC has arbitrarily ruled on the fair price in its interpretation and enforcement of the MRFTA, and, in cases of acts of unfair support under MRFTA, in contrast to various evidence for what constitutes a ¡°fair price¡± under legislation and related public announcements, tax law, etc., Article 4 of the Subcontracting Act does not provide a clear standard for how to calculate the fair price. In the mid to long term, we ultimately need a legislative solution. Under the current law, we must invigorate a punitive compensation system and subcontracting dispute resolution process under the ...

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Recently stand-by credits are using as surety devices in various global business transactions including sale of goods. Stand-by credits have lots of merits but simultaneously have high possibility of improper demand by the beneficiary due to the characteristics of the documents required. So so-called fraud rule has developed as a solution to the improper demand in letter of credit transactions. And the actual way of the fraud rule is the injunction by the competent court. The purpose of this article is to examine the applicability of the injunction in stand-by credit transactions by means of case studies. For this purpose, the author examined the concept of the injunction, necessity of the injunction in stand-by credit transactions and the cases of injunction granted and injunction denied. Firstly, the courts have legal standard of the application of injunction due to the legislation of the relative articles in the United Nations Convention on Independent Guarantees and Stand-by Letters of Credit and the Uniform Commercial Code. Secondly, the courts have taken a negative attitude granting injunction in order to observe the independence principle. Thirdly, the courts have a tendency to grant injunction when the demand has no conceivable basis and the applicant will suffer irreparable injury without injunction. Finally, like the saying 'prevention is the best cure', the applicant always pays attention with reasonable care before improper demand by the beneficiary.

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Recently stand-by credits are using as surety devices in various global business transactions including sale of goods. Stand-by credits have lots of merits but simultaneously have high possibility of improper demand by the beneficiary due to the characteristics of the documents required. So so-called fraud rule has developed as a solution to the improper demand in letter of credit transactions. And the actual way of the fraud rule is the injunction by the competent court. The purpose of this article is to examine the applicability of the injunction in stand-by credit transactions by means of case studies. For this purpose, the author examined the concept of the injunction, necessity of the injunction in stand-by credit transactions and the cases of injunction granted and injunction denied. Firstly, the courts have legal standard of the application of injunction due to the legislation of the relative articles in the United Nations Convention on Independent Guarantees and Stand-by Letters of Credit and the Uniform Commercial Code. Secondly, the courts have taken a negative attitude granting injunction in order to observe the independence principle. Thirdly, the courts have a tendency to grant injunction when the demand has no conceivable basis and the applicant will suffer irreparable injury without injunction. Finally, like the saying 'prevention is the best cure', the applicant always pays attention with reasonable care before improper demand by the beneficiary.

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While the purpose of the unfair labor practice remedy system is to form a fair labor relations order that should be established now or in the future, with the constitutional guarantee of the rights of association, collective bargaining, and collective action, the ultimate purpose of collective labor relations is to improve the economic or social status of individual workers. The order for the remedy of unfair labor practice is to restore to the situation where there was no unfair labor practice by excluding the employer¡¯s infringement on the three labor rights. By the way, the term ¡°workers under Trade Union and Labor Relations Adjustment Act (hereinafter ¡°Trade Union Act¡±), not the Labor Standards Act,¡± can be understood to refer to a ¡°semi-paid worker,¡± considering the Trade Union Act¡¯s definition clause of a worker and the ruling on golf caddies in 1993.In the view of the legislative purpose of the Trade Union Act and the distinctiveness of the concept of a worker under the Trade Union Act, the goal of introducing the concept of unfair labor practice, that the remedies for unfair labor practice were introduced ahead of those for unfair dismissal, the Labor Relations Commission¡¯s remedial order and its discretionary power, which has the nature of an administrative disposition, and that our Trade Union Act adopts the principle of punishment in tandem with the principle of restoration to the original condition, the possibility that a back-wage payment order might be issued is dependent on the consideration of the purpose of the Trade Union Act, the status of a worker under the Trade Union Act, the objective of the unfair labor remedy system and the role of the Labor Relations Commission, and a range of flexibility of administrative remedies, rather than on whether an applicant satisfies the prescribed requirement as a worker under the Labor Standards Act.A worker, in its purest term under the Trade Union Act, works virtually exclusively for a single employer or under other circumstances and lives on an income equivalent to a wage and needs to be compensated in the event where he or she is not provided with such an income due to a reason attributable to an employer.To relieve the rights infringed by unfair labor practices and restore collective labor relations to a situation free of unfair labor practices, and to recover all legal status that the aggrieved worker might have enjoyed had he or she not suffered disadvantage, the Labor Relations Commission may issue a remedy, ordering the employer to pay the amount of remuneration that the employee could have received in accordance with the terms of contract should the contract not been terminated. If compensation for economic disadvantages (equivalent pay) is not made, the three labor rights would not be properly guaranteed due to repeated dismissals.On the other hand, considering that the order of remedy by the Labor Relations Commission does not have self-executive power by itself as an administrative disposition, but is realized by the actions of the employer, it seems that there is no need to specify the amount of income equivalent to the payment obligation borne by the employer when the Labor Relations Commission issues an order of remedy.

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Propositum consociationis inter Nationes Europae statim ad historiam nos reportat et ad omnes illos homines, philosophos politicosque, qui exoptaverunt Europam coniunctam, a Carolo Magno ad Macchiavelli, a rege Luigi XIV ad Napoleonem. Somnium quod numquam ad effectum perductum est, quia Europa etiam nunc ex Nationum( "Stati" ) multitudine componitur, aliquae recentis creationis, omnes distinctae cultura sua et ratione iuridica sua, quarum quaeque peculiares virtutes singularium differentiumque identitatum nationum( "Stati" ) imitatur. Tamen, inspecta diligentius, talis differentia profunda non est. Principia et praecepta exsistunt, quae semper remanserunt et nunc officium centrale habent in iuridica europea sententia. Ulterior gradus in integrationis et europeae harmoniae itinere factus est recente iudicialium singularium normarum introductione, adhibendarum in omnibus Nationibus ("Stati") partibus Unionis, excepta Danimarca. Aliter ac quod provisum ab aliis praecedentibus Communitatis institutis, etiam ipsa tendentia ad harmoniam et unitatem iudicialiumrationum Europae, iudiciales normae nunc introductae, praesertim Institutum n. 1896, primum iudiciales europeas singulares regulas introducunt, quae in inferiore loco nationum normas collocant adhibendas solum raro et tantum ad complendas europeae disciplinae normarum lacunas. Hae normae pertinent ad instituta de creditorum recuperatione in civili et commerciali re inter Nationes("Stati") Unionis partes. Horum duorum Institutorum ultimum, n. 1896, sumptum in mense dicembri 2006, die 12 dicembri 2008 valuit et nunc intra europeas Nationes("Stati") adhiberi conatur, ad simplificandas et celeriores efficiendas in Unione Europea controversias in civili et commerciali re, praecipue quoad attinet credita non impugnata. Talium Institutorum origo communis est: immo dicere possumus ea se collocare in eiusdem itineris evolutivi ambitu, cum alter alterius logicus progressus esset. Ex Communitatis legislatoris iudicio, talis ratio utilis esse deberet ad favendum creditorum non impugnatorum celeri et efficaci recuperationi, et usu septem modulorum "standard", cum inspectionum facultate ex competentibus iudicibus, et omnium rationum in exsecutione eliminatione. Hoc favere deberet tum creditori qui, cum in difficultate esset ad recuperationem creditorum quae sibi debentur, in discrimen non solvendi venire potest, tum relationibus commercialibus inter singulas Nationes ( "Stati" ). Talia Instituta se interponunt in ambitu coniunctionis cooperationis iudicialis civilis factae introductione Tituli ¥³ in Amsterdam foedere diei 2 octobris 1997, quod die 1 maio 1999 valuit. Patet talium normarum proprietatem europeam necessariam mutuamque integrationem Institutorum Europae et Nationum("Stati") postulare, etiam quia ipsorum proprietas transnationalis ducit ad duos magni momenti exitus. Horum primus pertinet ad discrepationem quae evenire potest inter Nationum( "Stati" ) normas et Unionis normas. In hoc casu discrepatio resolvi potest pro Unionis normis, etiam si praecedentibus Unionis normas. Deinde, alia incerta circumstantia causari potest prescriptione sua et criteriis interpretationis ideo adhibendis. In adhibendis his institutis, nam, aequalis usus intra Unionem Europeam praestandus erit, cum omnibus differentibus institutis iuridicis singularium Nationum( "Stati" ) Unionis partium.

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Das Vorliegen eines Rechtsbedürfnisses bzw. eines Klageinteresses ist Sachentscheidungsvoraussetzung jeder Klage und Entscheidung der Arbeitskommission über die Wirksamkeit der Kündigung und/oder einer Disziplinarmaünahme. Hiermit ergibt sich die Frage, ob eine Rechtsbedürfnisse bzw. ein Klageinteresse anerkannt werden kann, obwohl das Arbeitsverhältnis während des Verwaltungsstreitverfahren bzw. des Rechtsbehelf bei Arbeitskommission aufgelöst wird.Ein Rechtsbedürfnis bzw. ein Klageinteresse wurde weder vom Rechtsprechung, noch von Entscheidungen der Arbeitskommission bejaht. Die Rechtsprechung und die Arbeitskommission geht davon aus, dass das Rechtsbefürfnis bzw. das Klageinteresse die Weiterbeschäftigungsmöglicht des Arbeitsnehmers voraussetzt. Also das Rechtsbefürfnis bzw. Klageinteresse kann nicht anerkannt werden, wenn die Weiterbeschäftigungsmöglichkeit durch die Auflösung des Arbeitsverhältnisses nicht vorliegt. Die Rechtsprechung und die Entscheidungen von Arbeitskommissin wird in der Literatur kritisiert, weil der Ansatz der Rechtsprechung und der Arbeitskommission ungeeignet zur Verneinung eines Rechtsbefürfnisses bzw. eines Klageinteresses ist.Die Anordnung der Wiedereinstellung und der Auszahlung von Lohn für die Zeit der Verwaltungsstreitverfahren bzw. des Rechtsbehelf bei Arbeitskommisssion bei einer rechtswidrigen Kündigung haben anderen Rechtsgrundlagen und Zwecken. Während die Anordnung der Widereinstellung sich nach Zukunft richtet, leitet sich die Anordung des Lohnzahlung von streitig bestehenden Arbeitsverhältnisses in der Vergangenheit ab.Als Ergebnis dieser Untersuchung kann festgehalten werden, dass ein Rechtsbedürfnis bzw. ein Klageinteresse unabhängig von Auflösung des Arbeitsverhältnisses anerkannt werden soll.

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The Fair Subcontract Transactions Act in Korea entitles Korea Fair Trade Commission(¡°KFTC) to order the principal contractors who have violated Articles 4 through 20 to pay subcontract consideration. This is to take measures necessary for preventing recurrence or correcting the relevant violations. It seems that KFTC exercise this payment order in case of violation of Article 4 from about the year 2007. This order is designed to provide the subcontractor with quick and effective means of relief. The order, however, has raised some questions of constitutionality and applicability.Recent Supreme Court cases, for instance 2012Du1555 case and 2013Du19622 well show that legal issues concerning payment order are getting much more complex. In case KFTC considers payment order on violation of Article 4(Prohibition of Fixing Unreasonable subcontract prices), the fair subcontract prices must be calculated prudently. Moreover principal contractors¡¯s defences including set-off should be taken into account for the purpose of harmonizing KFTC¡¯s payment order with decision of civil court.

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If a creditor thinks that its claim is not likely to be disputed by the debtor, and wants to avoid the cost and expense of instituting an ordinary lawsuit, he/she may elect to use the ¡°civil warning procedure¡± to collect the claim. However, a payment order in the civil warning procedure has only effect to execute the order in civil enforcement procedure. It means that the payment order does not have any res judicata effect, so that it can not bar the creditor or debtor from bringing the same claim in a subsequent action. In this regard, exceptions to the application of res judicata in America need to be explored. In order for a judgment to have res judicata effect in America, the court must find that it satisfies three requirements: (1) a final judgment on the merits rendered by a court of competent jurisdiction, (2) identity of parties or their privies, and (3) identity of cause of action. Where these elements are present, res judicata may extend not only to every matter that was determined in the prior lawsuit but to every matter that might have been determined. However, the first requirement is closely scrutinized for the purpose of comparing the effect of a payment order in Korea with res judicata effect of a judgment in USA. In order for a judgment to meet the first requirement mentioned above, the judgment must be valid, final, and on the merits. However, in some situations, additional policies would be damaged were the normal rules of res judicata to apply. This Article will focus on the exceptions to the application of res judicata and show their implications to the effect of the payment order in Korea.

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It is not easy to resolve private law disputes arising between the transacting parties residing in three different states(Korea, China, and Japan) under today's legal systems. This is because even if a party to a dispute files a suit in its domestic court and wins the trial, the judgment needs to be recognized and enforceable in other states where the other parties reside. However, there is no integrated legal system for such recognition and declaration of enforceability of foreign judgments between the three states today. Since the European Union (EU) has established the integrated civil execution system, useful implications could be found by examining the EU system in place today.The EU has endeavored to establish an EU-level integrated judicial system among member states in the process of its formation and development, and accordingly, it has established an integrated civil execution system in the judicial field. The EU has established the Brussels Regulations (Brussels Convention, Brussels I Regulation, Brussels I Regulation (recast)) and, in addition, enacted the European Enforcement Order Regulation, the European Order for Payment Procedure Regulation, and the European Small Claims Procedure Regulation. The most striking feature of the EU's integrated civil execution proceedings is that they have been developed to continuously simplify and accelerate the recognition and enforcement of judgments rendered by foreign courts. The EU¡¯s integrated civil execution procedures, particularly the European Order for Payment Procedure, are systems designed to simplify and expedite disputes in civil and commercial cases, which could provide implications in preparing for the similar integrated civil execution procedures between Korea, China, and Japan.

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Fair Transactions in Subcontracting Act (the ¡°Subcontracting Act¡±) was fundamentally enacted to strengthen subcontractor protection, and payment order under the legislation was instituted to provide quick relief to subcontractor injury. However, a remedial order under administrative law demands curing a past violation of a law. It is a specific administrative effect with the intent to restore law and order. Similarly, the payment order should also be interpreted and enforced under the same principle.For violations of Article 4 (Prohibition against Fixing Unreasonable Subcontract Consideration) Section 2 of the Subcontracting Act, the KFTC has in most cases imposed the difference from the previous price as the payment order. However, the Supreme Court has recently ruled that a payment order in the above manner is illegitimate under Article 4 Section 2 Clause 1 of the Subcontracting Act. The Supreme Court held that the price that becomes the standard for uniformly reducing the unit price cannot be conclusively found as the fair subcontract price, and, given the nature of violations of the applicable regulation, it is difficult to uniformly calculate the fair subcontract price between the principle contractor and subcontractor. Thus, a more careful examination of the scope of the payment order under the Subcontracting Act is called for.Subcontracting transactions are premised on legal relationships in civil law. Thus, in principle, the payment order under the Subcontracting Act should be the difference from the fair price had there been no violation. Of the specific acts of violation spelled out in Article 4 Section 2 of the Subcontracting Act, for those acts for which it is not clear what the fair price is given the wording of the law, and, those acts for which it is not easy to conclude that the price would have been found to be the previous price even if there was no violation, the payment order should not be the difference from the previous price.Applying this principle, in the case of Article 4 Section 2 of the Subcontracting Act, I believe a payment order in the above manner which orders paying the difference from the previous price is viable given the following: (1) by allocating a certain amount, the wording of the law in Clause 2 leaves room to consider the price before reduction as the fair price, (2) assuming cases in which there is no discriminatory treatment, it is highly likely that the previous transaction terms remain the same given the wording of the law in Clause 3, (3) there is room to consider the aggregate amount of direct construction costs as the fair price given the wording of the law in Clause 6, and (4) there is room to consider the lowest bid price as the fair price given the wording of the law in Clause 7. On the other hand, for the other acts under Article 4 Section 2, I do not believe that a payment order for the difference from the previous price would be allowed because the law does not make clear what a fair price is, and, even if there was no violation, it is difficult to conclude that the price would have been determined to be the previous price.Meanwhile, some might say that in these cases, the KFTC could order payment by arbitrarily calculating the ¡°fair price.¡± However, that would not be appropriate under the current law interpretation. This is because there are almost no cases in which the KFTC has arbitrarily ruled on the fair price in its interpretation and enforcement of the MRFTA, and, in cases of acts of unfair support under MRFTA, in contrast to various evidence for what constitutes a ¡°fair price¡± under legislation and related public announcements, tax law, etc., Article 4 of the Subcontracting Act does not provide a clear standard for how to calculate the fair price. In the mid to long term, we ultimately need a legislative solution. Under the current law, we must invigorate a punitive compensation system and subcontracting dispute resolution process under the ...

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While the purpose of the unfair labor practice remedy system is to form a fair labor relations order that should be established now or in the future, with the constitutional guarantee of the rights of association, collective bargaining, and collective action, the ultimate purpose of collective labor relations is to improve the economic or social status of individual workers. The order for the remedy of unfair labor practice is to restore to the situation where there was no unfair labor practice by excluding the employer¡¯s infringement on the three labor rights. By the way, the term ¡°workers under Trade Union and Labor Relations Adjustment Act (hereinafter ¡°Trade Union Act¡±), not the Labor Standards Act,¡± can be understood to refer to a ¡°semi-paid worker,¡± considering the Trade Union Act¡¯s definition clause of a worker and the ruling on golf caddies in 1993.In the view of the legislative purpose of the Trade Union Act and the distinctiveness of the concept of a worker under the Trade Union Act, the goal of introducing the concept of unfair labor practice, that the remedies for unfair labor practice were introduced ahead of those for unfair dismissal, the Labor Relations Commission¡¯s remedial order and its discretionary power, which has the nature of an administrative disposition, and that our Trade Union Act adopts the principle of punishment in tandem with the principle of restoration to the original condition, the possibility that a back-wage payment order might be issued is dependent on the consideration of the purpose of the Trade Union Act, the status of a worker under the Trade Union Act, the objective of the unfair labor remedy system and the role of the Labor Relations Commission, and a range of flexibility of administrative remedies, rather than on whether an applicant satisfies the prescribed requirement as a worker under the Labor Standards Act.A worker, in its purest term under the Trade Union Act, works virtually exclusively for a single employer or under other circumstances and lives on an income equivalent to a wage and needs to be compensated in the event where he or she is not provided with such an income due to a reason attributable to an employer.To relieve the rights infringed by unfair labor practices and restore collective labor relations to a situation free of unfair labor practices, and to recover all legal status that the aggrieved worker might have enjoyed had he or she not suffered disadvantage, the Labor Relations Commission may issue a remedy, ordering the employer to pay the amount of remuneration that the employee could have received in accordance with the terms of contract should the contract not been terminated. If compensation for economic disadvantages (equivalent pay) is not made, the three labor rights would not be properly guaranteed due to repeated dismissals.On the other hand, considering that the order of remedy by the Labor Relations Commission does not have self-executive power by itself as an administrative disposition, but is realized by the actions of the employer, it seems that there is no need to specify the amount of income equivalent to the payment obligation borne by the employer when the Labor Relations Commission issues an order of remedy.

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This paper reviews several subjects on the enforcement levy system and the back-pay order of NLRC for unfair dismissals. Especially focusing on the recent case, it develops some theories about the character of enforcement levy, the imposition of enforcement levy, the revocation suit for the imposition of enforcement levy, the grounds of back-pay order of NLRC and the independence of back-pay order of NLRC.After deliberation, this paper develops the conclusion that the confliction between the enforcement levy system and the back-pay order of NLRC for unfair dismissals is resulted not from the enforcement levy system but from the incompletion of back-pay order of NLRC for unfair dismissals.NLRC is very important system for labor dispute resolution. For the advancement of NLRC's adjudication function, it should overcome various problems by resolving the confliction between the enforcement levy system and the back-pay order of NLRC for unfair dismissals.

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The Fair Subcontract Transactions Act in Korea entitles Korea Fair Trade Commission(¡°KFTC) to order the principal contractors who have violated Articles 4 through 20 to pay subcontract consideration. This is to take measures necessary for preventing recurrence or correcting the relevant violations. It seems that KFTC exercise this payment order in case of violation of Article 4 from about the year 2007. This order is designed to provide the subcontractor with quick and effective means of relief. The order, however, has raised some questions of constitutionality and applicability.Recent Supreme Court cases, for instance 2012Du1555 case and 2013Du19622 well show that legal issues concerning payment order are getting much more complex. In case KFTC considers payment order on violation of Article 4(Prohibition of Fixing Unreasonable subcontract prices), the fair subcontract prices must be calculated prudently. Moreover principal contractors¡¯s defences including set-off should be taken into account for the purpose of harmonizing KFTC¡¯s payment order with decision of civil court.

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In principle, unfair pricing in subcontracting can be regulated by the Subcontracting Act.However, in practice, it is not effectively regulated although unfair pricing by principle contractors is widely speculated. For more effective enforcement of law, in the paper, we critically review the illegality determinations and the corrective measures of the Subcontracting Act. Based on our assessments, we further suggest as follows.First, since the ¡®remarkable¡¯ requirement of Article 4 Section 1 was deleted in the 2013 amendment of the Subcontracting Act, considerable low price should be illegal. Second, if the principle contractor decided the price forcibly without sufficient consultation and information, it should be illegal as the price was decided under coercion. Third, a comparative market method should be applied to judge the unfair pricing.Lastly, in the case of an unfair pricing, Korea Fair Trade Commission shall order to discontinue such violation and give an payment or re-determinate the price. If it is hard to find the proper price of Subcontracting, it should be ordered to re-determine the price and report the reason for the price decision.

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A Study on the Implementation System for Child Support
 
 As modern societies in which various values are formed and coexisted, the desire for a happy life based on individual personality formation has grown. As a result, various types of families appeared in society and parents' divorce rates increased. On the other hand, there was a problem of protection of minors, who is a social underprivileged, which is more serious when parents divorced. In a situation where parents divorced, consideration of their children was negligible.and After the divorce, the problem of not receiving child support due to negative feelings appeared. To ensure the payment of child rearing expenses, the government legislated or amended law, but it was a burden to the child support creditors because it spent a lot of money and time, even more it was useless if the obligor of child support Intentionally did not pay the child support money or did not have financial ability. The child support issue is not a personal problem anymore, but a public issue that the nation must be actively intervened and addressed through the transformation of perception. In 2015, The government set up a dedicated agency for the implementation of child support, but due to the lack of authority of the child support agency, the limitations that existed still remained and the expectation of child support creditors collapsed. This paper started with the question of why it is difficult to solve the child support problem despite the efforts of the state.
 First, this study divided the legal process of the guarantee system of child support into two parts; pre and post. and then described the content and problems of the systems and gave suggestions on the improvement direction. Second, This paper also examined the powers and roles of the child support agency in order to find reasons the limitations appeared even though the agency has been established to support these legal procedures. Finally, this paper asserted the introduction of child support subsidy system in order to secure the actual expenses for child support and examined the contents of the bill proposed by the current National Assembly.
 Considering that the child is the future of the country and that the child rearing expenses is directly related to the survival of the child, Laws should be supplemented quickly and it is necessary to introduce as soon as possible the system of child support payments as a universal system.
 

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In modern society, cases of civil disputes are increasing continuously. From the point of view of quickness and economic feasibility, these civil disputes can be said to be too inefficient. Therefore, to correct this inefficiency, the Civil Proceedings Act has fast and cost effective simple proceedings system. Simple proceedings system accounts for a significant portion in civil cases and the role is very important. Therefore, this thesis examined simple proceedings system, a large axis of our civil disputes. The purposes of this thesis are to examine simple proceedings and to find problems and improvements accordingly. First, small sum judgement law and an order for payment, simple proceedings in the Civil Proceedings Act are examined respectively and then similarities and differences of the two systems are found out. And then, simple proceedings system of foreign countries are examined and the characteristics are summarized. The problems of simple proceedings are found out in part and the improvements are presented.

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Family Litigation Act was revised to enact a child support enforcement order. The order can be issued upon arrearage of at least two times of a child support duties. It can enforce withholding from income of amounts payable as support, without the need for any other judicial or administrative hearing. This enactment was mainly influenced by the similar laws of the U.S.A., U.K., and Japan, the purpose of which is to secure the child support enforcement. I have reviewed the new law from the perspective of labor law, mainly focusing on the protection of the wage claims regulated by the Labor Standards Act. According to the Labor Standards Act, wages should be paid directly in full to workers, and hence the newly revised support order can be a great exception to the principle of direct and full wage payment. Under the current laws, both child support claims and wage payment claims are strongly protected compared with other claims. However, problems can arise when the two specially protected claims conflict with each other. We can even suppose some extreme cases where the parent worker's necessary living expenses surpass the amount of the income deducted by the support order. The relevant laws do not specifically deal with such cases, but they have a maximum ratio limit of wage payment seizure, which limit is translated to be applied to the newly enacted child support order as well, as there is no other special regulations on it. The laws also specially protect the minimum cost of living of a person, but they do not specifically mention any further about the coordination of the parent worker's welfare and the child's necessary support level. I have thought about the coordination of the two sometimes conflicting demands of the specially protected claims of both sides. Child support is primarily the responsibility of the parent workers, but social welfare system should also take part in the child support in cases where the parents alone do not have sufficient financial resources to fulfill the duty. In this regards, we need some more detailed legal guidelines about how and when the social welfare system functions in cases of insufficient implementation of a child support order enforcement. The AFDC(Aid to Families with Dependent Children : AFDC) of the U.S.A. from 1935 to 1996 can be one of such models of legislation.In addition to the coordination of the two specially protected claims, there are other relevant legal matters from the perspective of labor law. I have reviewed such matters as whether to allow any retroactive claim of a child support order, whether to admit a child support claim on retirement benefits, national pension benefits, industrial accident compensation insurance benefits, etc.

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