Employment Law

by Malcolm Sargeant (Author)

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  Paperback
  2001

  $3.25

  Suitable for all LLB courses, particularly second/third-year options at universities, University of London external LLB, ILEX. Also appropriate for undergraduate courses such as business, human resource management and marketing, with an option in employment law. The book presents a comprehensive analysis of employment law with ample extracts from cases. It provides a common law approach to the study of contract of employment and collective employment relations, and includes all aspects of statutory employment law. It progresses from a study of the institutions through to the effect of the Employment Relations Act 1999 and concomitant regulations.

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  Paperback
  2003

  $3.25

  Employment Law is a comprehensive text covering all aspects of law relating to the employment relationship from contextual material on sources of law and the relevant institutions to the contract and conditions of employment, ending up with a consideration of trade union and industrial relations law. A focus on the influence of the EU on UK employment law is incorporated throughout the text. The book is accessible by providing context to ground complex legal transactions in the real world. Employment Law also provides students with extensive web references to enable students to access some of the primary source materials for themselves. This text is suitable for students studying LL.B courses or taking a module on Employment Law within a business school.

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  Hardcover
  2005

  $3.25

  The third edition of Employment Law provides fully up-to-date and accessible analysis of the subject. It covers all aspects of law relating to the employment relationship, from contextual material on sources of law and the relevant institutions to the contract and conditions of employment. Throughout the book the role of EU law in shaping employment protection in the United Kingdom is emphasised. The text also considers trade union and industrial relations law. Valuably, the book offers context, thereby grounding complex legal transactions in the real world.