Brian Langille’s influential 1981 article entitled “Labour Law is a Subset of Employment Law” is evaluated in the light of changes in the economic, social and political context since its publication and the shifts in the appropriate normative underpinnings for such an exercise. Langille’s conceptually radical original version of a unified field for legal governance of the workplace, rooted in liberal constitutional principles, has been accepted in the interim by many. However, four decades later, this schema is no longer an adequate basis for responding to challenges for achieving fairness and justice in a world of precarious employment, globally organized supply chains creating fissured workplaces and increasing levels of inequality. In th...
This article revisits the arguments in Brian Langille’s seminal law review article, “Labour Law is a...
Les plateformes numériques de travail construisent leur modèle économique à l’écart des règlementati...
What is labour law? The answer to this question has challenged scholars since the birth of the disci...
An academic life lived over decades can provide real rewards. One is thinking about a subject, such ...
‘What is labour law for?’ is a question with a past. I therefore begin by sketching out its history....
Par les représentations qu’elle véhicule et les solutions qu’elle encourage, l’édificationd’une théo...
This article engages the contemporary transformation of international labour normativity by refocusi...
This critique of Brian Langille’s famous “Subset” article considers the historical and current meani...
Étudier la constitutionnalisation du droit du travail en tant que dynamique contemporaine suppose d'...
During the middle third of the 20th century, workers in most industrialized countries secured a subs...
Since the mid-20th century in Canada, labour and employment law have been treated as two separate bu...
Depuis les années 70, l’emploi et la politique de lutte contre le chômage sont devenus le premier ch...
In this study, the author intends to examine the increasing regulation of labour law in connection w...
La thèse propose de mesurer le rôle et la place que le droit accorde aujourd’hui à la volonté du sal...
Abstract : How can the human and organizational factor be understood, through the law, in such a way...
This article revisits the arguments in Brian Langille’s seminal law review article, “Labour Law is a...
Les plateformes numériques de travail construisent leur modèle économique à l’écart des règlementati...
What is labour law? The answer to this question has challenged scholars since the birth of the disci...
An academic life lived over decades can provide real rewards. One is thinking about a subject, such ...
‘What is labour law for?’ is a question with a past. I therefore begin by sketching out its history....
Par les représentations qu’elle véhicule et les solutions qu’elle encourage, l’édificationd’une théo...
This article engages the contemporary transformation of international labour normativity by refocusi...
This critique of Brian Langille’s famous “Subset” article considers the historical and current meani...
Étudier la constitutionnalisation du droit du travail en tant que dynamique contemporaine suppose d'...
During the middle third of the 20th century, workers in most industrialized countries secured a subs...
Since the mid-20th century in Canada, labour and employment law have been treated as two separate bu...
Depuis les années 70, l’emploi et la politique de lutte contre le chômage sont devenus le premier ch...
In this study, the author intends to examine the increasing regulation of labour law in connection w...
La thèse propose de mesurer le rôle et la place que le droit accorde aujourd’hui à la volonté du sal...
Abstract : How can the human and organizational factor be understood, through the law, in such a way...
This article revisits the arguments in Brian Langille’s seminal law review article, “Labour Law is a...
Les plateformes numériques de travail construisent leur modèle économique à l’écart des règlementati...
What is labour law? The answer to this question has challenged scholars since the birth of the disci...