This article revisits the arguments in Brian Langille’s seminal law review article, “Labour Law is a Subset of Employment Law.” Langille’s article was based upon two main claims: (a) that (individual) employment law should be understood as the “set” and (collective) labour law the “subset” of employment law (the primacy of employment law); (b) that “public values” have priority over “private values” in the regulation of work (the primacy of public values). These two claims were presented as mutually reinforcing in “Subset.” Drawing on specific examples from UK and Canadian law, this article endorses the first claim but rejects the second. Public and private values intersect in a multiplicity of ways. It is too reductive to accord primacy to...
This article considers the context in which the Employers’ Liability (Compulsory Insurance) Act 1969...
In this article, the author describes the British system of Labour Tribunals. These Tribunals, which...
While the means of management of public services and the work statutes associated are evolving, priv...
This article revisits the arguments in Brian Langille’s seminal law review article, “Labour Law is a...
This critique of Brian Langille’s famous “Subset” article considers the historical and current meani...
An academic life lived over decades can provide real rewards. One is thinking about a subject, such ...
Since the mid-20th century in Canada, labour and employment law have been treated as two separate bu...
Brian Langille’s influential 1981 article entitled “Labour Law is a Subset of Employment Law” is eva...
Cet article est issu d'une contribution des auteurs au rapport L'évaluation du droit du travail : pr...
In this article, I analyze a series of Canadian cases on union successor rights defining the circums...
In this article, I analyze a series of Canadian cases on union successor rights defining the circums...
Cet article décrit l’effet probable du retrait du Royaume-Uni de l’Union européenne sur le droit int...
This article diagnoses the conceptual and normative crisis of the scope of labour protection as resu...
Le but de cet article est d'apporter une contribution originale à l'évaluation du droit du travail. ...
This article investigates the role of courts and legislatures in the design and enforcement of labou...
This article considers the context in which the Employers’ Liability (Compulsory Insurance) Act 1969...
In this article, the author describes the British system of Labour Tribunals. These Tribunals, which...
While the means of management of public services and the work statutes associated are evolving, priv...
This article revisits the arguments in Brian Langille’s seminal law review article, “Labour Law is a...
This critique of Brian Langille’s famous “Subset” article considers the historical and current meani...
An academic life lived over decades can provide real rewards. One is thinking about a subject, such ...
Since the mid-20th century in Canada, labour and employment law have been treated as two separate bu...
Brian Langille’s influential 1981 article entitled “Labour Law is a Subset of Employment Law” is eva...
Cet article est issu d'une contribution des auteurs au rapport L'évaluation du droit du travail : pr...
In this article, I analyze a series of Canadian cases on union successor rights defining the circums...
In this article, I analyze a series of Canadian cases on union successor rights defining the circums...
Cet article décrit l’effet probable du retrait du Royaume-Uni de l’Union européenne sur le droit int...
This article diagnoses the conceptual and normative crisis of the scope of labour protection as resu...
Le but de cet article est d'apporter une contribution originale à l'évaluation du droit du travail. ...
This article investigates the role of courts and legislatures in the design and enforcement of labou...
This article considers the context in which the Employers’ Liability (Compulsory Insurance) Act 1969...
In this article, the author describes the British system of Labour Tribunals. These Tribunals, which...
While the means of management of public services and the work statutes associated are evolving, priv...