Honeyball & Bowers' Textbook on Employment Law 14ed

A user-friendly text which distils the essentials of employment law alongside critical and contextual insights into the debates shaping this fast-paced area. The foremost issues concerning individual and collective law are examined, including the relationship between the UK and EU, and a chapter on human rights. 

 

Analyses the law in context, considering its development against the social, economic, and political background

Provides a critical treatment of employment law, pointing out key areas for debate and development, while maintaining a concise, student-friendly format and style

Offers discussion of the relationship between the UK and EU with reference to leading decisions from the European Courts

Features a separate chapter on human rights and its relationship with employment law

Clearly explains complex areas of the law and includes diagrams, chapter introductions and end-of-chapter summaries to ensure student understanding

Contains further reading suggestions and references throughout to support students embarking on essays and wider research

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