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The Legal Practice Course Guides provide a guide to the law, practice, and procedure that are at the heart of the Legal Practice Course. Each Guide explains the relevant substantive and procedural law, and where appropriate, contains sample precedents, documents, and checklists. The Guidesform a bridge between the notes, exercises, and case studies produced by each institution and the 'raw material' found in practitioner texts.This Guide has been written for students taking an option in employment law on the Legal Practice Course, and is particularly suitable for those courses with either a corporate or private client bias. It offers a practical and comprehensive guide to the preventative measures that can be taken andthe problems most commonly presented to a solicitor. It has been fully revised and updated to cover all recent UK and European case law and material on the extensive range of case law, and deals with the continuing process of incorporation into UK law of the EU directives from which UK employeeswere previously excluded under the Social Chapter.
This text investigates the core principles of employment law within the context of the United Kingdom Legal Practice Course. Authors James A. Holland and Stuart Burnett provide a structured framework designed to bridge the gap between academic course materials and the practical application required by legal practitioners. The book synthesizes substantive legal theory with procedural requirements, offering a comprehensive overview of the preventative measures and common legal challenges encountered by solicitors in the field.
What You Will Find
Legal educators and students frequently identify this text as a foundational resource for navigating the complexities of employment law within the Legal Practice Course curriculum. Experts highlight the book's utility in providing a bridge between theoretical study and the practical demands of professional legal practice.
Page Count:
408
Publication Date:
2004-01-08
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199268126
ISBN-13:
9780199268122
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