Perspectives on Labour Law A. C. L. Davies is an English-language study book about the basic principles of labour law. The book is aimed at students and professionals in higher education and covers fundamental themes in employment law.
This title provides a clear introduction to labour law and highlights the influence of human rights and economics on this field of law since the 1950s. The overview connects theoretical insights with practical examples on topics such as anti-discrimination legislation, dismissal, working hours, pay, employee participation, collective bargaining, union membership, and employer-employee disputes.
By combining legal and economic perspectives, the book offers a unique insight into the interrelationship between the basic principles of labour law and the underlying policy arguments.
This study book aligns with subject areas such as Employment and labour law, LAW / Labor & Employment, and National Law: Professional.
Series: Law in Context