Labour Law Discussion Group

About the Group

The Labour Law Discussion Group was set up in February 2008. We host regular discussions throughout the academic year on recent developments in labour law.

Convenors: Mimi Zou, Ioannis Skandalis

Senior members: Alan Bogg, Anne Davies

Previous Group Events


May 2013

Paid annual leave - an inderogable right in EU employment law?
Speaker: Professor Jeff Kenner, Professor of European Law, University of Nottingham
Brasenose College Medieval Kitchen at 13:00
Employee Shareholders - Modified Employment Status or Employment at Will?
Speaker: Jeremias Prassl, University of Oxford
Brasenose College Lecture Room VII at 13:00

April 2013

Migrants, unfree labour and the legal construction of domestic servitude: Migrant domestic workers in the UK
Speaker: Professor Judy Fudge and Dr Kendra Strauss
Brasenose College Medieval Kitchen at 13:00

February 2013

Fundamental Rights in German Employment Law -Development, State of the Art, Perspectives-’
Speaker: Professor Rüdiger Krause, Göttingen University
Brasenose College Medieval Kitchen at 13:00
Workplace – Democracy: Reclaiming the Effort to Foster Public – Private Isomorphism
Speaker: Professor Guy Mundlak, Tel Aviv University
Brasenose College Medieval Kitchen at 13:00

June 2012

Labour Law or the Law of the Labour Market?
Speaker: Dr. Ruth Dukes, University of Glasgow
Brasenose College Medieval Kitchen at 13:00
A plea for an employer (minimum) duty of disclosure
Speaker: Aline Van Bever, Visiting Research Student - LSE
Brasenose College Medieval Kitchen at 13:00

May 2012

The concept of a social market economy and its impact on German labor law
Speaker: Professor Dr. Horst Call, Employment and Commercial Law at Brunswick European Law School (BELS)
Brasenose College Lecture Room XI at 13:00
The Social Right to Paid Annual Leave
Speaker: Mr. Michael Ford, Old Square Chambers Barrister
Brasenose College Medieval Kitchen at 13:00

February 2012

The Legal Notion of the Employer
Speaker: Proferssor Mark Freedland and Jeremias Prassl
Hertford College Lower SCR at 13:00

January 2012

International regulation of maritime labour
Speaker: Dr. Irini Papanicolopulu, Marie Curie Fellow and Senior Researcher in international law at the University of Milano-Bicocca (currently on leave), where she has been teaching international law of natural resources, international law of armed conflicts and international law cases.
Hertford College Lower SCR at 13:00

November 2011

Beyond the hukou: the regulatory spider-web that affects China'’s rural migrant workers
Speaker: Mimi Zou, St John’s College & Faculty of Law, University of Oxford
Hertford College Lower SCR at 13:00
The impact of the recent Jivraj v Hashwani case on the definition of ‘employment’ for the purposes of equality law in the UK
Speaker: Professor Christopher McCrudden, Professor McCrudden is currently William W. Cook Global Law Professor (currently on leave) and an elected fellow of the British Academy. Additionally, he is a barrister at the English Bar (Grays Inn), a Non-Resident Tenant at Blackstone Chambers and has been called to the Northern Ireland Bar.
Hertford College Lower SCR at 13:00

February 2011

Chinese Labour Law at a Critical Point in History
Speaker: Mimi Zou, Bachelor of Civil Law Candidate, University of Oxford and Former Consultant, International Labour Organization China and Mongolia Office, Beijing
Hertford College Lower SCR at 13:00

January 2011

‘On the judge’s couch: subconscious discrimination in the workplace’
Speaker: Dr Sarah Wilkinson, Blackstone Chambers
Hertford College Lower SCR at 13:00

December 2010

A Statutory Duty of Good Faith in the Employment Relationship
Speaker: Gordon Anderson, Professor of Law, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand and MacCormick Fellow, School of Law, University of Edinburgh (July 2010 to January 2011)
Hertford College Lower SCR at 12:30

November 2010

Employee ownership in the European company: reflexive law, reincorporation and escaping codetermination
Speaker: Dr, Wanjiru Njoya, CUF Lecturer in Law at the University of Oxford and Fellow and Tutor in Law at Wadham College
Hertford College Lower SCR at 13:00

May 2010

Central Arbitration Committee
Speaker: Professor Paul Davies , University Of Oxford
Exeter College at 13:00
Central Arbitration Committee
Postponed
Speaker: Professor Paul L Davies, Fellow of Jesus College
Exeter College at 13:00

April 2010

The Right to Strike
Speaker: John Hendy QC, Barrister
Exeter College Rector Drawing Room at 17:30
The Right to Strike
Speaker: John Hendy QC
Exeter College Rector's Drawing Room at 17:30

March 2010

The Agency Workers Regulations 2010
Speaker: Dr. Anne Davies, Reader in Public Law, University of Oxford, Brasenose College
Exeter College Stapeldon Room at 13:00

February 2010

Discussion
Exeter College Stapeldon Room at 13:00
Title to be confirmed
Exeter College Stapeldon Room at 13:00

June 2009

Adjudicating discrimination in hard times
Speaker: Dhaya Pillay, Labour Court Judge, South Africa
Exeter College 13.00

April 2009

"The Mouse that Never Roared: Unfair Practices and Union Recognition"
Speaker: Alan Bogg, Law Faculty, University of Oxford
Exeter College Stapledon Room at 13:00

March 2009

Outsourcing and Transfer of Undertakings Directive
Postponed
Speaker: Ioannis Skandalis, Trinity College
Exeter College Stapledon at 13:00

February 2009

A Purposive Interpretation of the National Minimum Wage Act
Speaker: Dr Guy Davidov, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Exeter College Stapledon at 13:00
The judicial role in labour law drawing on the public law 'deference' literature
Speaker: Dr Anne Davies, Brasenose College
Exeter College Stapledon at 13:00

January 2009

The comparative methodology for analysing the law of personal work contracts
Speaker: Professor Mark Freedland and Dr Nicola Countouris, University of Oxford
Exeter College Stapledon at 13:00

December 2008

Reappraising Kahn-Freund: The Coherence of collective Laissez-Faire
Postponed
Speaker: Dr Alan Bogg, Hertford College - Oxford University
Exeter College Stapledon Room at 13:00
The unfair dismissal aspects of the Employment Bill
Change of date
Speaker: Astrid Sanders, DPhil student
Exeter College Stapledon Room at 13:00

February 2008

The James case on agency work
Speaker: Mark Freedland, Oxford University
Exeter College Stapledon Room at 13:00

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