The future of Scottish labour law: reconceptualisation and modernisation

James Murphie; Michelle Weldon-Johns

The future of Scottish labour law: reconceptualisation and modernisation

James Murphie, Michelle Weldon-Johns

BLS - Law

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Abstract

Examines proposals for the devolution of labour law to the Scottish Parliament. Imagines how labour law might be redesigned, with particular reference to dispute resolution and the industrial relations framework in Scotland. Considers UK labour law, EU law, and the approach taken in Ireland and other European countries.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	227-254
Number of pages	28
Journal	Juridical Review
Volume	2016
Issue number	part 3
Publication status	Published - 16 Sep 2016

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Michelle Weldon-Johns
- M514465@abertay.ac.uk
- BLS - Law - Senior Lecturer
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