The Protective Descriptive Philosophy of Labor Rules and Its Role in Ensuring Workers' Rights – A Comparative Study

Abstract

The subject of our research examines the protective descriptive philosophy of labor law rules and the role that this characteristic plays in protecting workers' rights, as workers are always considered the weaker party in the employment relationship. This philosophy is considered one of the fundamental pillars in providing such protection, and the research assesses the adequacy of this protective characteristic in achieving the desired purpose of protection. From this, the research problem arises in determining the adequacy of this philosophy, identifying its mechanisms for achieving protection, and developing solutions on the other hand. This is carried out according to a comparative analytical scientific methodology, divided into two sections: the first addresses the concept of this philosophy, and the second addresses its applications. The research concludes with recommendations and proposals.