Comparative labor law and policy journal

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  Año 2010, Vol. 31, Número 2

  • SELF-EMPLOYED WORKERS

    • The Spanish Law on Dependent Self-Employed Workers: A New Evolution in Labor Law.

      Esther Sánchez Torres

      págs. 231-248

      

    • German Law on Dependent Self-Employed Workers: A comparison to the Current Situation Under Spanish Law.

      Stefanie Sorge

      págs. 249-252

      

    • A Canadian Perspective on the Scope of Employmant Standars, Labor Rights, and Social Protection: The Good, the Bad,and the Ugly.

      Judy Fudge

      págs. 253-265

      

  • INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LABOR LAW JOURNALS CALL FOR PAPERS'2009 WINNING ARTICLE

    • The Need to Go Beyond the Contract: "Economic" and "Bureaucratic" Dependence in Personal Work Relations.

      Orsola Razzolini

      págs. 267-303

      

  • CHOICE OF LAW AND COVENANTS NOT TO COMPETE

    • Choice of Law and the Enforcement of Post-Employment Restraints in Australia.

      Andrew Steward, Janey Greene

      págs. 305-330

      

    • Choice of Law Provisions in Contractual Covenants Not to Compete: The German Approach.

      Thilo Mahnold

      págs. 331-345

      

    • Transnational Dimension of Japanese Labor and Employment Laws: New Choice of Law Rules and Determination of Geographical Reach.

      Ryuichi Yamakawa

      págs. 347-373

      

    • The English Approach to Jurisdiction and Choice of Law in Employment Covenents Not to Compete.

      Paul Goulding, Mark Vinall

      págs. 375-387

      

    • Choice of Law and Employee Restrictive Covenants: An American Perspective.

      Gillian Lester, Elizabeth Ryan

      págs. 389-423