Description
Now in its tenth edition, Essentials of Employment Law is firmly established as the definitive textbook on employment law for all those studying human resource management, a business degree programme or the CIPD's employment law specialist elective.
This text covers all the key areas of employment law from the formation of contracts of employment to the preservation of human rights, as well as the very latest legislation, case law developments, new codes of practice and much more.
The tenth edition has been restructured to reflect the way employment law is taught today. In addition to chapter overviews, mini case studies and key learning points within the text.
Online resource centre
For tutors
- PowerPoint slides
- Lecture notes
- Additional cases and questions
For students
- Equality Bill 2009
Contents
Chapter 1.The Sources and Institutions of Employment Law
Chapter 2. Formation of the Contract of Employment (1): The Sources of Contractual Terms
Chapter 3. Formation of the Contract of Employment (2): Implied Terms of Law
Chapter 4. Recruitment and Selection
Chapter 5: Pay Issues
Chapter 6: Discrimination Against Employees on the grounds of Sex, Sexual Orientation, Race, Religion or Belief
Chapter 7: Age Discrimination and Disability Discrimination
Chapter 8: Parental Rights
Chapter 9: Health and Safety at Work
Chapter 10: The Regulation of Working Time
Chapter 11: Variation, Breach and Termination of the Contract of Employment at Common Law
Chapter 12: Unfair Dismissal (1) : Exclusions and the Meaning of Dismissal
Chapter 13: Unfair Dismissal (2): Potentially Fair Reasons and the Concept of Reasonableness
Chapter 14: Redundancy
Chapter 15: Unfair Dismissal and Redundancy Claims
Chapter 16: Continuity of Employment and Transfers of Undertakings
Chapter 17: Information and Consultation
Chapter 18: Trade Unions and Collective Bargaining
Chapter 19: Trade Unions and Industrial Action
Authors
David Lewis
David is Professor of Employment Law and programme leader for the LLM in Employment Law at Middlesex University Business School.Malcolm Sargeant
Malcolm is a Professor of Labour Law at Middlesex University Business School.