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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Collective Labour Law"”.
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‘TOWARDS THE IMPROVEMENT OF CHINESE LABOUR LAW: A Comparative Analysis of Chinese and South African Collective Labour Law’
… increasingly need more protection from the law. So how to properly and efficiently develop a labour law system is becoming an important question for many countries. China is one country facing this issue. Therefore, the purpose of this dissertation is to explore this question. It will …
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Towards the Improvement of Chinese Labour Law - A Comparative Analysis of Chinese and South African Collective Labour Law
… increasingly need more protection from the law. So how to properly and efficiently develop a labour law system is becoming an important question for many countries. China is one country facing this issue. Therefore, the purpose of this dissertation is to explore this question. It will …
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Collective Labour Rights As An Element Of The Substantive Constitutionalisation Of EU Law After The Treaty Of Lisbon
The thesis focuses on core collective labour law rights and institutions as integral parts of the EU legal order, approached through the hermeneutical lens of the Union’s suggested ‘substantive constitutionalisation’. It seeks to establish labour law in general as an integral part of not only the …
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Darbuotojo sąvoka Europos Sąjungos darbo teisėje (Definition of Worker in the European Union Labour Law) /
Definition of Worker in the European Union Labour Law Definition of worker indefiniteness in European Union legal regulations is causing theoretical and practical problems in European Union Labour law. This question is important not only because of increasing foreign persons being employed in other …
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Employee participation and voice in companies : a legal perspective
Recently, South African company law underwent a dramatic overhaul through the introduction of the Companies Act 71 of 2008. Central to company law is the promotion of corporate governance: companies no longer are accountable to their shareholders only but to society at large. Leaders should direct …