Employment Law

4th Edition - Concepts and Cases

By: Natalie van der Waarden

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Paperback | 26 September 2017 | Edition Number 4

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Now in its fourth edition, Employment Law: Concepts and Cases is an introductory text for students undertaking employment law subjects as part of an arts, business, human resource management or legal studies degree.

Written in clear, everyday language and easily accessible for students who may not have studied any law, this book explores core legal features of the employment relationship, focusing on the concepts and cases that explain employer and employee rights and responsibilities in Australia. It also covers key aspects of the Fair Work and uniform Work Health and Safety legislation. Important case law relevant to a study of employment law is presented simply and succinctly.

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Written in clear, everyday language
Explores core legal features of the employment relationship
Focus on concepts and cases that explain employer and employee responsibilities
Discussion of relevant legislative aspects

Related Titles

Foster, Workplace Health and Safety Law in Australia, 2nd ed, 2016
Harpur, LexisNexis Case Summaries: Employment Law, 2015
Pittard & Naughton, Australian Labour and Employment Law, 2015

About the Author

Natalie van der Waarden LLB (Adel), BEc (Adel), MIR (WAust) is a Senior Lecturer in Law and Criminology at the College of Arts, Business, Law and Social Sciences, Murdoch University.

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