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Employment Rights

Employment Rights

Richard W. Painter | Keith Puttick | Ann Holmes

(2004)

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Abstract

This new edition of the successful handbook Employment Rights is fully updated and revised to include new material on all recent employment law. Employment Rights is a well-established text and reference point on all aspects of labour law – in particular those outside the legal profession.

Coverage is comprehensive and includes recruitment and selection; contracts (and changes to them); wages; discrimination; unfair dismissal and redundancy; health and safety; trade union rights; and work-related benefits.

This new edition has been expanded to include coverage of developments such as the Employment Act 2002, Tax Credits Act 2002, EC Employment, Social Policy, the European Convention of Human Rights; and reform of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 and the Industrial Tribunals Act 1996.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Contents iii
Abbreviations vi
Table of cases viii
Table of EC, ECHR, and International Material xxx
Codes of Practice xxxiii
Table of Statutory Instruments, Directions, etc. xxxiv
Table of Statutes xl
Part One Introduction 3
1 Employment Rights: Past, Present and Future 3
Part Two Individual Rights 25
2 The Gateways to Employment Rights 25
3 Job Applications and Recruitment 53
4 The Contract of Employment 66
5 Workplace Change 92
6 Reductions in Work 107
7 Pay 111
8 Holidays, Working Hours and Absence from Work 130
9 Conflicts of Interest, Competition and Confidentiality 159
Part Three Discrimination 173
10 Equal Pay 173
11 Race and Sex Discrimination 200
12 Other Forms of Discrimination 239
Part Four Job Loss 253
13 Terminating the Contract 253
14 Unfair Dismissal 275
15 Redundancy and Rights on Insolvency 321
Part Five Health and Safety 361
16 Health, Safety and the Work Environment 361
Part Six Collective Rights 381
17 Trade Unions and Their Members 381
18 Collective Bargaining 410
19 Industrial Conflict I: Industrial Action 437
20 Industrial Conflict II: Picketing 465
Part Seven Legal Action and Welfare Benefits 477
21 Tribunal and Court Claims 477
22 Employment- related Welfare Benefits 485
Notes and References 507
Appendices Useful Organisations and Websites 543
Application to an Employment Tribunal 547
Index 549