Employment Law for Business Students
Janice Nairns
Abstract
Janice Nairns
Abstract
Brief Contents 1. Courts and Tribunals, sources and institutions of employment law 2 . Discrimination in employment 3. The contract of employment 4. Equal pay, maternity and other individual employment rights 5. The use of disciplinary and grievance procedures 6. Termination of the employment contract 7. Redundancy and the transfer of undertakings 8. Trade unions, collective bargaining and industrial action 9. Health and safety at work 10. Settling disputes - taking a case to the Employment Tribunal
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Brief Contents 1. Courts and Tribunals, sources and institutions of employment law 2 . Discrimination in employment 3. The contract of employment 4. Equal pay, maternity and other individual employment rights 5. The use of disciplinary and grievance procedures 6. Termination of the employment contract 7. Redundancy and the transfer of undertakings 8. Trade unions, collective bargaining and industrial action 9. Health and safety at work 10. Settling disputes - taking a case to the Employment Tribunal
Key concepts: Industrial action, Employment contract, Tribunal, Collective bargaining, Business, Labour law, Labour economics, Work (physics)