Abstract
This work was written on the occasion of Prof. Prugberger's 85th birthday. The choice of topic in this regard is linked to transnational labor law, namely the regulation of global supply chains. As a result of the increased international trade in goods and the ever-expanding global market, more and more multinational companies have emerged. In order to meet consumer needs, these companies often use practices that raise serious labor law issues. In this study, in addition to describe the problems, I want to present the possible solutions.
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