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Human Resource Management
Release Date: 2017-09-221.Basic course information
Course code: 034103
Course name: Labor Law and Social Security Law
Course type： Specialty course
Periods: 48
Credits: 3
Target students: undergraduates majoring in Labor and Social Security
Assessment: examination
Preparatory courses: Social Security
2. Brief course introduction
Labor and social security law is a subject of study of labor law, social security law, the emergence, development, and the inherent law of the specific system. This course consists of two parts: Labor Law and Social Security Law. Labor Law is the main content of this course, it aims to introduce the basic theory of labor law, labor law of the specific system and labor dispute settlement procedures. Social security law will focus on the basic principles of social security law and the main content of the social insurance system.