Drivers' Working Time, Wage and Industrial Relations of Taiwan's Logistic Industry: A Case Study / 台灣物流業駕駛員的工時、工資與集體勞資關係之探討

碩士 / 中國文化大學 / 勞動暨人力資源學系 / 107 / The logistics industry is an essential part of modern society, and it plays the role of receiver and carrier between consumers and providers. In the past, logistics played the role of commodity intermediary between manufacturing department and retail sales department. However, the advent of the Internet age had changed our lives and the way we consume. Therefore, logistics is not only the intermediary between manufacturing and retail sales but also the intermediary between the two and the consumers. Logistic drivers are the ones affected the most in this kind of change.
 The aim of this study is to discuss working hours, wage, and labor relations of modern logistic drivers. The KKM’s “Strategic Choice Model” will also be included in the study to further discuss whether the drivers could use collective bargaining to improve the problem of working hours and wage.
Research findings:
1.Government policy and law regulations have more impact on labor relations than other factors.
2.Salary structure is the main cause for driver’s long-hour working time.
3.Labor and management communication channels have limited effect.
4.Labor’s collective power is not yet formed.
 Lastly, this study found that the drivers couldn’t easily improve their problems in working hours and wages by collective bargaining due to the fact that “collective power is not yet formed” for now. In the case of lacking collective consciousness, labor’s organization isn’t formed so there is not enough power to negotiate with the management either.

Identiferoai:union.ndltd.org:TW/107PCCU0007001
Date January 2019
CreatorsCHI, CHUNG-YU, 紀宗佑
ContributorsPAN, SHIH-WEI, 潘世偉
Source SetsNational Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations in Taiwan
Languagezh-TW
Detected LanguageEnglish
Type學位論文 ; thesis
Format100

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