公益事業의 國家公權力介入에 관한 硏究

Abstract

A comparative study of Intervening of Public Authority in essential serviceKi-Han, LeeILO human rights standards have assumed a new prominence in recent years in the context of possible linkages between labour standards and the liberalisation of international trade. This has provided a much-needed boost to the standing and relevance of the ILO as it struggles to redefine its role in the post-Cold War environment. Despite its modest overall record in relation to ratification of ILO conventions, Korea has ratified all but one of the seven conventions which constitute the centre-piece of the debate on labour standards and trade. It has also maintained a generally high level of compliance with its obligations under those standards, and in relation to its duty to respect the principles of freedom of association.