Employment Law in ContextOxford University Press, 2020 - 968 pages The absolute package for students of employment law, this rigorous treatment - which includes extracts from key cases and source materials - uses a running case study to contextualize the law and actively encourages critical thinking. |
Contents
Table of cases | xvii |
Table of primary legislation | liii |
Table of secondary legislation and codes | lxiv |
Table of European legislation | lxxi |
Table of international legislation | lxxiii |
Acknowledgements | lxxiv |
INTRODUCTION AND SOURCES AND INSTITUTIONS OF EMPLOYMENT LAW | 1 |
THE CONSTITUTION OF EMPLOYMENT AND PERSONAL WORK CONTRACTS | 61 |
STATUTORY EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS | 253 |
EQUALITY LAW | 347 |
COMMON LAW AND STATUTORY REGULATION OF DISMISSALS | 585 |
BUSINESS REORGANIZATIONS CONSULTATION AND INSOLVENCY | 763 |
Information Consultation Participation and Insolvency | 841 |
COLLECTIVE LABOUR LAW | 843 |
Glossary | 847 |
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