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Perspectives On Labour Law Law In Context 2nd Edition A C L Davies

Name: Perspectives On Labour Law Law In Context 2nd Edition A C L Davies
SKU: BELL-2001270
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.54 MB

Pages: 300

Author: A. C. L. Davies

ISBN: 9780521897570, 0521897572

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: 2

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Perspectives On Labour Law Law In Context 2nd Edition A C L Davies by A. C. L. Davies 9780521897570, 0521897572 instant download after payment.

Policy discussions play an important role in labour law, and labour lawyers draw on a wide range of disciplines and approaches in order to construct their arguments. This overview of the basic principles of labour law and the related policy arguments introduces two of the main perspectives used in the analysis of labour law today - human rights and economics. It offers a brief history of the influence of human rights and economics on labour law since the 1950s, explains neoclassical and new institutional economics and summarises the historical development of international human rights law. The insights of rights theorists and economists are then applied to a selection of topics in labour law, including anti-discrimination law, dismissal, working time, pay, consultation and collective bargaining, trade union membership and industrial action, in order to demonstrate the interplay between the two perspectives.