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dc.contributor.advisor成之約zh_TW
dc.contributor.author林淑雲zh_TW
dc.creator林淑雲zh_TW
dc.date2003en_US
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dc.date.issued2009-09-18T02:15:22Z-
dc.identifierG0089262005en_US
dc.identifier.urihttps://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/34431-
dc.description國立政治大學zh_TW
dc.description勞工研究所zh_TW
dc.description89262005zh_TW
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dc.description.abstract隨著全球化與資訊化的影響下,企業需要注入更多的彈性於其勞動系統中,以解決國內外之高度競爭壓力。派遣勞動不但可提供企業所需的勞動彈性外,同時可免除部分雇用責任,並且讓企業具有掌控勞工之權利。本研究發現,企業運用派遣勞工的動機主要有:滿足勞動彈性之需求、減少勞動成本、作為招募員工之橋樑及需要派遣勞工之專業技術等四點。大部分受訪的企業可透過雇用派遣勞工的策略來増加競爭優勢。而在雙雇主制度與異動率高之派遣勞動本質影響下,改變了傳統的勞資關係。基本上,派遣勞工的勞動條件皆不如典型勞工。zh_TW
dc.description.tableofcontents謝辭\n摘要\n目錄\n圖目錄\n表目錄\n第一章 緒論 1\n第一節 研究動機 1\n第二節 研究方法與流程 5\n第三節 研究限制 8\n第二章 派遣勞動之意涵與發展 9\n第一節 派遣勞動之意涵 9\n第二節 派遣勞動之特性 14\n第三節 派遣勞動之發展背景 19\n第四節 派遣勞動之發展概況 33\n第五節 小結 46\n第三章 派遣勞工之運用對企業經營與勞資關係之影響 56\n第一節 企業雇用派遣勞工之動機 56\n第二節 派遣勞工運用之策略 71\n第三節 企業與派遣勞工之勞資關係 75\n第四節 小結 91\n第四章 實證發現與分析 93\n第一節 派遣勞動之基本資料 95\n第二節 派遣勞動與企業經營策略 104\n第三節 派遣勞動與勞資關係 115\n第四節 小結 130\n第五章 結論與建議 133\n第一節 結論 133\n第二節 建議 140\n參考文獻 142\n附錄一 149\n附錄二 157\n附錄三 163zh_TW
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dc.subject派遣勞動zh_TW
dc.subject勞動彈性zh_TW
dc.subject派遣勞工zh_TW
dc.subject勞資關係zh_TW
dc.subject典型勞工zh_TW
dc.title企業運用派遣勞工對其經營策略與勞資關係之影響zh_TW
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