- Is a one-stop reference tool that will provide a solid understanding of UK employment legislation for anyone studying employment law or any professionals requiring a working knowledge of the relevant statutes within a HR or business context
- Provides a chronological list of legislation, an alphabetical directory of the statutes summarising the contents, scope and effect of each Act and an index of key topics, offering readers an easy route to relevant sections
- New to this edition: updated with more than 90 new items
A Guide to Employment Statutes
This one-stop reference guide will provide you with a working understanding of UK employment legislation, and take you logically through the scope and impact of each statute.
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Imprint: CIPD - Kogan Page
EAN: 9781843981374
Edition: 8
Published:
Format: 247x179
272 pages
About the book
A Guide to Employment Statutes is designed to provide a solid grounding in UK employment legislation, and covers everything from benefits and family friendly provisions, to discrimination, unfair dismissal and working time, and some of the more important Codes of Practice. Easy to use and clearly structured, it provides a chronological list of legislation, an alphabetical directory of the statutes summarising the contents, scope and effect of each Act and an index of key topics, offering readers an easy route to relevant sections.
Updated with more than 90 items, this revised 8th edition of A Guide to Employment Statutes provides an overview of UK employment legislation, taking you logically through the scope and impact of each statute. Suitable for anyone studying employment law or any professionals requiring a working knowledge of the relevant statutes in an HR or business context, this is your one-stop resource for employment legislation.
About the authors
Eric Suter was for many years CIPD’s Employment Law Adviser. He is a barrister based in the UK, specialising in employment law who works extensively in employment tribunals and Employment Appeals Tribunal. His practice now includes a facility to accept direct public access work.
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