Employment / Labour Law
Employment law books are essential resources for understanding the legal framework governing workplace rights and obligations. This category includes titles that address critical topics such as employment contracts, workplace discrimination, labor relations, and compliance with labor regulations. Professionals in HR, legal practice, and corporate governance rely on these texts for guidance. Leading publishers like Sweet & Maxwell, LexisNexis, and CCH offer comprehensive analyses and practical insights, making these books invaluable for both practitioners and students in the field of employment law.
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Fiduciary Duties: Directors and Employees, 2nd Edition
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Employment Guide to Procedures
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Privatising Public Prisons: Labour Law and the Public Procurement Process
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The Autonomy of Labour Law
Employment Law in Scotland 2nd Edition
Freshfields on Corporate Pensions Law 2015
Employment Law Practice: An Expert Guide
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Getting Women on to Corporate Boards: A Snowball Starting in Norway
E-Mail, Social Media and the Internet at Work: A Concise Guide to Compliance with the Law 7th Edition
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The Right to Work
LPC: Employment Law 2015
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Labour Law in the Czech Republic, 2nd Edition
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Labour Law in the Netherlands, 2nd Edition
Employment Law: Private Ordering and Its Limitations, 3rd Edition
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Workers' Representation Central Eastern Europe
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EU Labour Law: A Commentary
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Transnational Labour Law
Core Labour Standards and International Trade: Lessons from the Regional Context
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Migrants at Work
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Protecting Labour Rights in a Multi-Polar Supply Chain and Mobile Global Economy
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Blackstone's Employment Tribunals Handbook 2014-15
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Singapore Employment Guide
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The Right to Strike: A Comparative View
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Criminal Law in Denmark, 4th Edition
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Frequently Asked Questions
Employment law books cover topics such as workplace rights, labor relations, discrimination, and compliance with regulations.
Major publishers include Sweet & Maxwell, LexisNexis, and CCH.
HR professionals, legal practitioners, and students studying employment law benefit from these textbooks.