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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Philippa WatsonPublisher: Oxford University Press Imprint: Richmond Law & Tax Ltd Dimensions: Width: 16.00cm , Height: 3.60cm , Length: 24.00cm Weight: 0.978kg ISBN: 9781904501534ISBN 10: 1904501532 Pages: 592 Publication Date: 19 March 2009 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsTABLE OF LEGISLATION; TABLE OF CASES; 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. ConclusionsReviewsScholars and Practitioners of EU social and employment law will surely be most interested in reading this new textbook, for the accurate and authoritative handling of this increasingly complex domain of European Law. The main reason of interest in the new textbook written by Philippa Watson lies in the authoritative and comprehensive coverage of all the relevant aspects of European social and employment law 'as it stands', with an approach which is clear, rigorous and deeply informative especially for the attention paid to law-practice and technical issues Stefano Giubboni, University of Perugia, European Law Review 35 Scholars and Practitioners of EU social and employment law will surely be most interested in reading this new textbook, for the accurate and authoritative handling of this increasingly complex domain of European Law. The main reason of interest in the new textbook written by Philippa Watson lies in the authoritative and comprehensive coverage of all the relevant aspects of European social and employment law 'as it stands', with an approach which is clear, rigorous and deeply informative especially for the attention paid to law-practice and technical issues Stefano Giubboni, University of Perugia, European Law Review 35 Watson's EU Social and Employment Law is a formidable book, not only because of its breadth and quality, but also because the author is able to sketch the historical and political background of the subject Cornelis de Groot, Common Market Law Review Scholars and Practitioners of EU social and employment law will surely be most interested in reading this new textbook, for the accurate and authoritative handling of this increasingly complex domain of European Law. The main reason of interest in the new textbook written by Philippa Watson lies in the authoritative and comprehensive coverage of all the relevant aspects of European social and employment law 'as it stands', with an approach which is clear, rigorous and deeply informative especially for the attention paid to law-practice and technical issues Stefano Giubboni, University of Perugia, European Law Review 35 Watson's EU Social and Employment Law is a formidable book, not only because of its breadth and quality, but also because the author is able to sketch the historical and political background of the subject Cornelis de Groot, Common Market Law Review This book provides a reliable, systematic, appropriately detailed overview of EU social and employment law. It is written in a scholarly yet accessible style, with paragraph numbering for ease of reference. Diamond Ashiagbor, Edinburgh Law Review Author InformationProfessor Philippa Watson is a barrister at Essex Court Chambers, London and practises in London, Dublin and Brussels in the areas of European law, administrative and public law, and energy and utilities. She is Professor of Competition Law at Nottingham Law School and has published widely on various aspects of EU law. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |