Labor law
Early Labor Law
In England, Parliament was averse to legislating on subjects relating to workers because of the prevailing policy of laissez-faire. The earliest factory law (1802) dealt with the health, safety, and morals of children employed in textile mills, and subsequent laws regulated their hours and working conditions. An act of 1833 provided for inspection to enforce the law. Young mine workers were first protected in 1842, women in 1844. Although labor unions were legalized in 1825, agreements among their members to seek better hours and wages were punishable as conspiracy under the Common law until they were legalized in 1871 and 1906.
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Labor Law
Contents of Labor Law
Contents of this subject matter include:
Part 1 Introduction to Labor Law
Defining Labor Law
Sources of Labor law including awards, agreements, employment contracts, statute and case law
Regulatory Bodies and Labor Law stakeholders including employer organizations and unions
Purposes and Theories of Labor Law
Part 2 Employment Compared to Other Work Relationships
The distinction between employee and independent contractor
The legal regulation of precarious work or special types of work
Part 3 the History and Constitutional Basis of Labor Law
Major legislative reforms to Labor law in historical and political context. the constitutional basis of Labor law
Part 4 Employment Rights and Responsibilities under the Common Law
Rights and Responsibilities of Employees under the common law
Part 4 Employment Rights and Responsibilities under the Common Law
Rights and Responsibilities of Employees under the common law
Rights and Responsibilities of Employers under the common law
Part 5 Minimum Standards
Minimum Terms and Conditions of Employment under the Federal Legislative system
Part 6 Workplace Bargaining
Negotiating and Making Workplace Agreements under Federal Legislation
Part 6 Workplace Bargaining
Negotiating and Making Workplace Agreements under Federal Legislation
Industrial Action under the common law
Taking industrial Action pursuant to Federal legislative provisions
Part 7 Termination of Employment
Termination of Employment at common law
Termination of employment under Statute (including Unfair dismissal)
Transfer of Business
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Introduction
Labor Law
This entry provides an overview of the legal framework of labor law, with a description of the most significant features of labor law at international level.
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References (Papers)
- The Eternal Debate On External Law In Labor Arbitration: Where We Stand Five Decades After Meltzer V. Howlett, Philip Baldwin, Oct 2017
- It Has To End Somewhere: Feiereisen V. Newpage Corp. And The Scope Of The Employment Contract, Benjamin R. Hutchinson, Oct 2017
- The Constitutionality Of State Labor Relations Board Jurisdiction Over Parochial Schools: Catholic High School Association V. Culvert, Sep 2017
- Re-Planting A Field: International Labour Law For The Twenty-First Century, Lance A. Compa, Sep 2017
- Employer Liability For Non-Employee Discrimination, Dallan F. Flake, Sep 2017
- Uber In The U.S. And Canada: Is The Gig-Economy Exploiting Or Exploring Labor And Employment Laws By Going Beyond The Dichotomous Workers’ Classification?, Yasaman Moazami, Aug 2017
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- Child Labor
- Compensation
- Disabilities Law
- Employment Discrimination
- Labor Statistics
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- Unions
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Further Reading
- C. Tomlins, The State and the Unions: Labor Relations, Law and the Organized Labor Movement, 1880?1960 (1985)
- F. Snyder, Labor, Law and Crime (1987)
- B. Taylor, Labor Relations Law (1987)
- Michael Gold, An Introduction to Labor Law (1989)
- W. Forbath, Law and the Shaping of the American Labor Movement (1991)
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