Labour Law Review 1999
Analysing the case law impacting workers and trade unions in 1999.
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About the book
Each year the Institute publishes a short review of the main legal developments of the last 12 months – both statutory laws and court decisions.
This year the Review includes information on the Employment Relations Act and also looks at how the Courts have dealt with cases emanating from the Disability Discrimination Act, the Working Time Regulations, changes in the Transfer of Undertakings Regulations and the Sex Discrimination (Gender Reassignment) Regulations.
A5; 36pp; ISBN 1 873271 71 9;
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