Labour Court in UK Law
- Contempt of Court and the Enforcement of Labour Injunctions
- Book Review: Labour Law in the Courts – National Judges and the European Court of Justice
- Compulsory Retirement as an Instrument to Strengthen Labour Market Opportunities for Young Employment Seekers? An Annotation to the European Court of Justice's Decision C-411/05 – Palacios De La Villa
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Third Party Intervention in New Zealand: Part I
This is the first of two articles which describes the operation of third party intervention in New Zealand. It explores the changes that have occurred to union registration; the Labour Court and Co...... ... major changes into the industrial relations system when the Labour Relations Act (LRA) was placed on the Statute Book on 1 August 1987. This ... , the role and function of the Arbitration Commission and the Labour Court, and the purpose of Compliance Orders. I have been interested in the ... ...
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Determinants of Israeli Judicial Discretion in Issuing Injunctions against Strikers
The study examines all cases (1990–7) in Israel in which employers petitioned the labour court to issue an injunction against striking workers, and identifies how judges use their discretion in dec...... ... all cases (1990–7) in Israel in which employers petitioned the labour court to issue an injunction against striking workers, and identifies how ... ...
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Increasing the efficiency of the General Equal Treatment Act: an economic analysis
This paper examines the verdict in the case of Mrs Sule Eisele Gaffaroglu vR+V Lebensversicherungs AG, Wiesbaden Labour Court. The economic analysis of law focuses on the three main paragraphs of t...... ... Sule Eisele Gaffaroglu vR þ V Lebens- versicherungs AG , Wiesbaden Labour Court. The economic analysis of law focuses on the three main paragraphs ... ...
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Otto Kahn‐Freund and Collective Laissez‐Faire: An Edifice without a Keystone?
This paper describes Otto Kahn‐Freund's advocacy of the British ‘collective laissez‐faire’ system of regulation of industrial relations, in which regulation proceeded autonomously of the state. It ...... ... to Kahn-Freund ’ s experiences of living and working as a labour court judge in the W eimar Republic , and of moving to the UK as a ... ...
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Beyond discrimination: Mahlangu and the use of intersectionality as a general theory of constitutional interpretation
This case note explores the landmark decision of the South African Constitutional Court in Mahlangu and Another v. Minister of Labour and Others, which recognised intersectional discrimination unde...... ... Minister of Labour and Others, which recognised intersectionaldiscrimination under section 3) of the Constitution. It shows that the Court wentbeyond that in fact and recognised intersectionality not just as part ... ...
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Magistrates' Everyday Work and Emotional Labour
The concept of emotional labour describes the management of emotions as part of everyday work performance. Much of the research in this field has been in relation to jobs in the service sector wher...... ... This paper examines the emotional labour of magistrates in court. Magistrates must often regulate their own emotions and those of some court users, many of whom are not legally represented and who express a variety ... ...
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Curbing negative integration: German supervisory board codetermination does not restrict the common market
TUI v Erzberger is a landmark decision on the normative meaning and scope of the fundamental freedoms. Mr Erzberger complained that the territoriality principle as the linking factor of German supe...... ... The Appeals CourtBerlin referred the case to the Court of Justice of the European Union, which ruled that theGerman regulation ... of theterritoriality principle as the linking factor of national labour law as long as no European sec-ondary law rules otherwise. Second, the ... ...
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