Under the national coporatism model, the industrial relations in Taiwan is not the relations between trade unions and employer organization, but the relationship separately between government-trade unions and government-employment. Thus the labor law in Taiwan has following characters: standards setting of working conditions, implemented by governmental labor inspection agency and enforced by administrative or even criminal penalties, put stress on labor welfare to avoid conflict between employee and employer, stark control of labor organization. Under this circumstances, governmental regulations take place of collective bargaining, the bargain partner of employer or employee organizations becomes government. The impact of globalization, liberalization and computerization makes it impossible to give efficient protection for employees and cause conflict in industrial relations. For the continuing economic development, labor law and labor policy in Taiwan should have more flexibility on the one hand; but it is necessary to take more effort in the protection of freedom of association and give more space for collective bargaining on the other hand. In the role of social partner, it is also necessary to give labor organizations more chances of participation in the policy making process.