When did the Labor Code come into effect?

The Labor Code came into effect on November 1, 1974. This date is significant as it marks the formal implementation of a comprehensive set of labor laws aimed at regulating the relationship between employers and employees. The Labor Code was established to provide standards for working conditions, employee rights, and employer responsibilities, thereby creating a legal framework that governs labor relations within the jurisdiction. Understanding the history and context of the Labor Code's enactment helps to appreciate its ongoing impact on workplace regulations and labor rights today.