What are the "attributes" of the "laborers" covered under the Labor Standards Law? Based on the voncept that laws and regulations should reflect the real social practices, which are the true objects that should be protected under this law9 as the applicability policy widens? Which ones should be excluded? How should the responsibilites and obligations of the employing organizations be prescribed? This paper will attempt to analyze the discrepancies and similarities between pertinent concepts derived from this law, and initiate the beliefs of the laborers, positioning problems of the public hospitals, and discuss what are the determining components between labor and management. In addition, this paper will use the legal foundation of the characteristics set forth by the Labor Standards Law Legislation-the theory of basic social rights, to discern possible legal principles used for "objects" in the widening of the applicable law. From a theological legal perspective, this paper support nursing personnel employed by public hospitals as laborers. But whether or not nursing staffs hired bypublic hospitals are suitable under the Labor Standards Law, we must consider to see if this law embodies social fairness and righteousness of a labor economy involving proper parties. If the current Civil Servant Service Act permits public hospixals to appoint, engage, dispatch, select, as well as "temporary employees" and "contracted personnel"; can be protected and taken cared of by the national law. Their rights should not be impaired even though the might not be applicable under the Labor Atandards Law. It is worthy of extensive contemplation to see if there are needs to duplicate and overlay the current statute that is causing a waste of public resources. But for those "temporary employees" not covered by the relevant Civil fairness and. righteousness of their rights as laborers, then the most fundamental, most rudimentary protection for the laborers, the Labor Standards Law, should naturally be the basic legal statute protecting the fairness and righteousness of their rights as laborers. This is also the subsequent materialization of the principle of law.