Labour law, between change and tradition
Subtitle: liber amicorum Antoine Jacobs
By: editors: Roger Blanpain, Frank Hendrickx ; contributors: Sonja Bekker ... [et al.].
Series: Bulletin of comparative labour relations -- 78; Bulletin of comparative labour relations -- 78.
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Law & Bus; Sold and distributed in North, Central and South America by Aspen Publishers; Kluwer Law International
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Alphen Aan Den Rijn; Frederick, MD
Language: eng
Number of pages: 198
ISBN-13: 9789041134240
Subjects: Labor laws and legislation; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Discrimination on the basis of age  -- Roger Blanpain; title: The reform of temporary agency work in Germany in a European perspective  -- Thomas Blanke; title: Lex laval : collective actions and posted work in Sweden  -- Niklas Bruun & Jonas Malmberg; title: The specificity of sport and the employment relationship of athletes  -- Michele Colucci; title: Corporate social responsibility: a way to make deregulation more acceptable?  -- Wolfgang Dübler; title: Industrial relations and collective labour law in Papal Encyclicals : the case of the social teaching of the Holy Roman Catholic Church  -- Filip Dorssemont; title: European labour law after the Lisbon Treaty: (re-visited) assessment of fundamental social rights  -- Frank Hendrickx; title: Laws against strikes : between change and tradition  -- Bob Hepple; title: Hybrid global labour law  -- Ulrich Mückenberger; title: The formation of the labour contract in nineteenth-century south of Europe  -- Antonio Ojeda-Avilés; title: Ein Europäisches Feiertagsrecht?  -- Thilo Ramm; title: Legal certainty and equality as aims of labour law  -- Robert Rebhahn; title: Lisbon Treaty and labour law: new developments but old traditions  -- Bruno Veneziani; title: The German Law Association as promoter of labour law  -- Manfred Weiss; title: Self-employed in the Netherlands : in need for more securities? -- Sonja Bekker, Ronald Dekker & Max Posthumus.