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Trade union law and collective employment rights

Nick Humphreys

Abstract

*Institutions and sources of trade union law *The nature and status of collective organisations *Rights of recognized trade unions *Statutory recognition of trade unions *Worker consultation *Trade union-related employment rights *The industrial torts and breach of contract *Trade union immunity, loss of immunity and collective responsibility *Remedies against trade unions *Third party relationships *Trade unions and the criminal law

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Key concepts: Trade union, Statutory law, Labour law, Business, Collective bargaining, Political science, International free trade agreement, International trade