Freedom of Association: From Labour Law to the Constitution
The book is a historical and legal study of trade union rights from the late 18th century to today, focusing on the UK, the European Convention on Human Rights, and Canada. It analyzes key case law on freedom of association, including the rights to organize, bargain collectively, strike, and the closed shop.
GenresLawBusinessLabor & EmploymentForeign & International LawSpecialtiesLabor Law
304 pages
English edition · First published 2026 by Oxford University Press · ISBN 9780198790440
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