Ordinance Concerning the Enforcement of the Labor Relations Adjustment Act
法令番号: 勅令第478号
公布年月日: 昭和21年10月12日
法令の形式: 勅令
I hereby give My Sanction to the Imperial Ordinance concerning the Enforcement of the Labor Relations Adjustment Act, and cause the same to be promulgated.
Signed: HIROHITO, Seal of the Emperor
This eleventh day of the tenth month of the twenty-first year of Showa (October 11, 1946)
Countersigned: Prime Minister YOSHIDA Shigeru
Minister of Justice KIMURA Tokutaro
Minister of Welfare KAWAI Yoshinari
Minister of Transportation HIRATSUKA Tsunejiro
Imperial Ordinance No. 478
Ordinance Concerning the Enforcement of the Labor Relations Adjustment Act
Article 1. The Labor Relations Committee or the administrative authority under Article 9 of the Labor Relations Adjustment Act (hereafter called simply Act) shall mean the Local Labor Relations Committee within whose jurisdiction lies the place where acts of dispute occurred or the Chief of the nearest Labor Office of the place, and when the place where the acts of dispute occurred extends over two or more prefectures, it shall mean the Central Labor Relations Committee or one of the concerned prefectural governors.
Article 2. The Report to be made under Article 9 of the Act may be made by oral, telephone or other appropriate convenience.
Article 3. The request for nomination of conciliators under the Article 12 of the Act, the request for mediation under Items 1-3, Paragraph 1, Article 18, or Paragraph 2 of the Act or the request for arbitration under the Article 30 of the Act shall be made in writing with the salient facts of the case by the concerned parties (when they are juridical persons, or the employers' organizations or the labor union who are not juridical persons, or organizations of the parties in dispute, they shall mean their representatives) or their delegates.
Article 4. The chairman of the Labor Relations Committee shall let the parties concerned with the labor relations know the names, careers and other matters of the conciliatiors by appropriate means.
Article 5. The Labor Relations Committee may dismiss the conciliators at their request to resign or when they are considered inappropriate as conciliators.
Article 6. The conciliators, or those who were once conciliators, or the members of the mediation committee or those who were once members of the same committee shall not disclose any secret information obtained in performing their functions.
Article 7. When the request for mediation has been made by either one of the parties according to the provision of Article 18, Paragraph 1, Item 2 or Item 3, the Labor Relations Committee shall notify the other one of the parties without delay, and when the decision under the same paragraph, Item 4 or the request for mediation under the same paragraph, Item 5 has been made, the Labor Relations Committee shall be required to notify both parties without delay.
In the case of the preceding paragraph, if the case is concerned with the work of the Labor Relations Committee shall be required, in additions, to make it public to that effect.
The provisions of the preceding two paragraphs shall apply mutatis mutandis to the case of Paragraph 2, Article 18 of the Act.
Article 8. The administrative authorities under Item 5, Paragraph 1, Article 18 of the Act shall mean the Prefectural Governor within whose jurisdiction lies the place where acts of dispute occurred, and when the place where the acts of dispute occurred extends over two or more prefectures, it shall mean the Welfare Minister.
In case the Welfare Minister deems it necessary, the functions of the Prefectural Governor or the Welfare Minister under the preceding paragraph may be performed, notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding paragraph, by the Welfare Minister or the Prefectural Governor designated by Welfare Minister.
Article 9. The chairman of the mediation committee shall preside over the work of the committee and represent the mediation committee concerned.
Article 10. The mediation committee shall draw up a plan for mediation within 15 days of the day when the request for mediation is made according to the provision of Item 1 or 2, Paragraph 1, Article 18, or the decision according to the provision of Item 3 or 4 of the same paragraph or the request according to the provision of Item 5 of the same parapragh is made, and give advice to the parties concerned fixing a term not exceeding ten days.
Article 11. The request under Article 42 of the Act shall be made by document through the decision of the Local Labor Relations Committee, within whose jurisdiction lies the place where the violation has been committed, by its chairman to the Prosecutor.
Article 12. The expenses under Article 44 of the Act shall comprise the five items: railway fare, passage, vehicle and horse fore, daily allowance and hotelcharges, and they shall be paid by the fixed amount according to the annexed list.
As for other expenses than those provided in the preceding paragraph, the Inland Travelling Expenses Rule shall apply mutatis mutandis to the payment.
Article 13. When the Welfare Minister deems it necessary, he may designate other administrative authorities than prefectural governors to perform the functions of prefectural governors under this Ordinance,provided, however, that in order to designate the administrative authorities which are not under the direction and supervision of the Welfare Minister, he must have a previous consultation with the competent Ministers.
As regards the seamen to whom the Mariners Act applies, the Welfare Minister under this Ordinance shall mean the Minister of Transportation, the Prefectural Governor or the Chief of Labor Office shall mean the Director of Maritime Transportation Bureau and the prefectures shall mean the jurisdiction of the Maritime Transportation Bureau.
Supplementary Provision:
This Ordinance shall come into force as from the day of the enforcement of the Labor Relations Adjustment Act.
THE ANNEXED LIST
Distinction
Railway fare or passage
Vehicle and horse fare per one kilometre
Daily allowance
Hotel charges
A district
B district
The members of the Central Labor Relations Committee and the members of the Central Mediation Committee
First Class
30 sen
25 yen
65 yen
50 yen
The members of the local or special Labor Relations Committee and the members of the local or special Mediation Committee | First Class | 25 sen | 20 yen | 50 yen | 40 yen
The Conciliator under Article 12 of the Act
First Class
25 sen
20 yen
50 yen
40 yen
Those whose attendance has been requested for mediation or arbitration of a labor dispute by the Labor Relations Committee | First Class | 25 sen | 20 yen | 50 yen | 40 yen
Note:
A districts shall mean the area where the wards of Tokyo exist, Kyoto, Osaka, Nagoya, Kobe and Yokohama Cities, and B districts shall mean the other districts.