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EU social and employment law / Philippa Watson.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Oxford, United Kingdom ; New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2014]Edition: Second editionDescription: xxxix, 465 pages ; 26 cmISBN:
  • 0199689156 (hbk.)
  • 9780199689156 (hbk.)
Other title:
  • European Union social and employment law
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 344.03 WAT
Contents:
Introduction -- Sources of law and policy -- Historical development : Messina to Lisbon -- Policy-making -- The legislative process -- Social security -- Disability -- Corporate social responsibility -- Social exclusion -- Common employment policy -- Collective redundancies -- Transfers of undertakings -- Insolvency -- Information and consultation -- Terms of employment -- Parental leave -- Pregnant workers -- Young workers -- Part-time work -- Fixed-term employment -- Temporary agency employment -- Working time -- Posting of workers -- Equal pay -- Workers -- Equality of opportunity -- Equality of treatment in Social Security -- Occupational Social Security benefits -- The race directive -- Religion, disability, age, and sexual orientation -- Conclusions.
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Item type Current library Call number Copy number Status Date due Barcode
2 Hour Loan Moylish Library Reserve - Library Issue Desk 344.03 WAT (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Library Use Only 39002100481648

Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

This new edition provides a distinctively broad-based approach to EU Employment Law, covering related social policy and anti-discrimination measures, as well as a detailed overview of how policy and law are made. It analyses in detail EU legislation and case law in the areas of collective and individual employment rights, including redundancies, transfers of undertakings, working time, part-time and fixed term and temporary employment. The author further considers the important provisions and case-law concerning equality of treatment on the basis of gender, race, age, disability and religion. EU Social and Employment Law offers essential expertise in this important and fast changing area of European Law.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction -- Sources of law and policy -- Historical development : Messina to Lisbon -- Policy-making -- The legislative process -- Social security -- Disability -- Corporate social responsibility -- Social exclusion -- Common employment policy -- Collective redundancies -- Transfers of undertakings -- Insolvency -- Information and consultation -- Terms of employment -- Parental leave -- Pregnant workers -- Young workers -- Part-time work -- Fixed-term employment -- Temporary agency employment -- Working time -- Posting of workers -- Equal pay -- Workers -- Equality of opportunity -- Equality of treatment in Social Security -- Occupational Social Security benefits -- The race directive -- Religion, disability, age, and sexual orientation -- Conclusions.

Table of contents provided by Syndetics

  • Part I General
  • 1 Introduction
  • 2 Sources
  • 3 Evolution
  • 4 Policy Making
  • 5 The Legislative Process
  • Part II Social Policy
  • 6 Social Security
  • 7 Disability
  • 8 Corporate Social Responsibility
  • 9 Social Inclusion
  • Part III Employment Policy
  • 10 The Common Employment Policy
  • Part IV Collective Employment Rights
  • 11 Redundancies
  • 12 Transfers of Undertakings
  • 13 Insolvency
  • 14 Information and Consultation
  • Part V Individual Employment Rights
  • 15 Terms of Employment
  • 16 Paternal Leave
  • 17 Pregnant Workers
  • 18 Young Workers
  • 19 Part-Time Work
  • 20 Fixed Term Employment
  • 21 Temporary Employment
  • 22 Working Time
  • 23 Posting of Workers
  • Part VI Equality of Treatment: Men and Women
  • 24 Equal Pay
  • 25 Equal Treatment
  • 26 Social Security
  • 27 Occupational Pension Schemes
  • Part VII Equality of Treatment: Race
  • 28 Race
  • Part VIII Equality of Treatment: Age, Disability and Religion
  • 29 Age, Disability and Religion
  • 30 Conclusions

Author notes provided by Syndetics

Professor Philippa Watson is a barrister in European Union law, both economic and social, practising from Essex Court Chambers, London. She is Professor of Competition Law at City Law School and Visiting Professor of Competition Law at Queen Mary University of London.

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