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Tööseadusandlus refers to the body of laws and regulations that govern the relationship between employers and employees. It establishes the rights and obligations of both parties, aiming to ensure fair and safe working conditions. Key aspects typically covered by tööseadusandlus include employment contracts, working hours, minimum wage, holidays, sick leave, dismissal procedures, and protection against discrimination.

In Estonia, the primary piece of legislation is the Töölepingu seadus (Employment Contracts Act). This law details the requirements for valid employment contracts, including provisions for notice periods, termination conditions, and probation periods. It also outlines employer responsibilities regarding occupational safety and health, ensuring a secure work environment.

Tööseadusandlus also addresses collective labor relations, such as the rights of trade unions and the process of collective bargaining. It provides a framework for resolving labor disputes, often involving mediation or conciliation services. The legislation is designed to protect vulnerable employees and promote a stable and productive labor market. Amendments and updates to this body of law are periodically made to adapt to evolving economic and social conditions.