Comparative Labor Law

Contents:

Introduction to the Comparative Labor Law Handbook
Guy Mundlak and Matthew Finkin

PART I COMPARING LABOR LAW
1. The Rich Panoply of Sources of Labor Law: National, Regional and International
Marilyn J. Pittard and Stuart Butterworth

2. Comparative Labor and Employment Law in Developed Market Economies: Fostering Market Efficiencies or Repairing Market Failures?
Silvia Bonfanti, Cynthia Estlund and Nuno Garoupa

3. The Challenge to Comparative Labor Law in a Globalized Era
Kerry Rittich and Guy Mundlak

PART II THEMATIC COMPARISONS
4. The Subjects of Labor Law: "Employees" and Other Workers
Guy Davidov, Mark Freedland and Nicola Kountouris

5. Who is an Employer?
Luisa Corazza and Orsola Razzolini

6. Employee Autonomy, Privacy, and Dignity Under Technological Oversight
Matthew W. Finkin, Ruediger Krause and Hisashi Takeuchi-Okuno

7. Legal Protection for Employee Mobility
Alan Hyde and Emanuele Menegatti

8. The Lasting Influence of Legal Origins: Workplace Discrimination, Social Inclusion and the Law in Canada, the United States and the European Union
Kevin Banks, Roberta Nunin and Adriana Topo

9. Job Loss
Joanna Howe, Esther Sanchez and Andrew Stewart

10. Freedom of Association
Alan Bogg and K.D. Ewing

11. Employee Voice Outside Collective Bargaining
Monika Schlachter and Achim Seifert

PART III REGIONAL COMPARISONS
12. European Union Labour Law and the European Social Model: A Critical Appraisal
Frank Hendrickx and Stefano Giubboni

13. Labor Law in Transition: From a Centrally Planned to a Free Market Economy in Central and Eastern Europe
Erika Kovacs, Nikita Lyutov and Leszek Mitrus

14. Building BRICS of Success?
Sean Cooney, Darcy Du Toit, Roberto Fragale, Roger Ronnie and Kamala Sankaran

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