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  • 2021-07-15T17:00:00 2021-07-15T19:30:00 Europe/Paris MODULE 9 - Employment Law UIA
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MODULE 9 - Employment Law

  • 15/07/2021 - 16:00 - 18:30

Presentation

- Ethical Trade and Labour Rights in the Supply Chain
- The Role of Unions
- Employment Law and Diversity

Documents

  • Report
    English

    UN Human Rights System’s Tools for protecting Labour Rights and Ethical Trade in the Supply Chain

    Lina Parra CORTÉS
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    UN Human Rights System’s Tools for protecting Labour Rights and Ethical Trade in the Supply Chain

    UIA Summer Course - ACADEMY OF HIGH LEGAL EDUCATION: Business and Human Rights for Legal Practitioners
    05-16.07.2021
    UN Human Rights System’s Tools for protecting Labour Rights and Ethical Trade in the Supply Chain

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  • Report
    English

    Exploring the Role of a Business and Human Rights Treaty

    David ISRAEL BILCHITZ
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    Exploring the Role of a Business and Human Rights Treaty

    UIA Summer Course - ACADEMY OF HIGH LEGAL EDUCATION: Business and Human Rights for Legal Practitioners
    05-16.07.2021
    Exploring the Role of a Business and Human Rights Treaty

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  • Report
    English

    Employment Law

    Jean-Benoît MAISIN
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    Employment Law

    UIA Summer Course - ACADEMY OF HIGH LEGAL EDUCATION: Business and Human Rights for Legal Practitioners
    05-16.07.2021
    Employment Law

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  • Report
    English

    The virtuality of the relational justice approach to labor relations

    Francisco VIGO SERRALVO
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    The virtuality of the relational justice approach to labor relations

    UIA Summer Course - ACADEMY OF HIGH LEGAL EDUCATION: Business and Human Rights for Legal Practitioners
    05-16.07.2021
    Summary - The virtuality of the relational justice approach to labor relations

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  • Report
    English

    The virtuality of the relational justice approach to labor relations

    María SALAS PORRAS
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    The virtuality of the relational justice approach to labor relations

    UIA Summer Course - ACADEMY OF HIGH LEGAL EDUCATION: Business and Human Rights for Legal Practitioners
    05-16.07.2021
    Summary - The virtuality of the relational justice approach to labor relations

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  • Report
    English

    The virtuality of the relational justice approach to labor relations. Exemplification through three cases: 1) global supply chains, 2) treatment of disability in employment and 3) the role of unions and employer agents

    Francisco VIGO SERRALVO
    Preview

    The virtuality of the relational justice approach to labor relations. Exemplification through three cases: 1) global supply chains, 2) treatment of disability in employment and 3) the role of unions and employer agents

    UIA Summer Course - ACADEMY OF HIGH LEGAL EDUCATION: Business and Human Rights for Legal Practitioners
    05-16.07.2021
    The virtuality of the relational justice approach to labor relations. Exemplification through three cases:
    1) global supply chains
    2) treatment of disability in employment
    3) the role of unions and employer agents

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  • Report
    English

    The virtuality of the relational justice approach to labor relations. Exemplification through three cases: 1) global supply chains, 2) treatment of disability in employment and 3) the role of unions and employer agents

    María SALAS PORRAS
    Preview

    The virtuality of the relational justice approach to labor relations. Exemplification through three cases: 1) global supply chains, 2) treatment of disability in employment and 3) the role of unions and employer agents

    UIA Summer Course - ACADEMY OF HIGH LEGAL EDUCATION: Business and Human Rights for Legal Practitioners
    05-16.07.2021
    The virtuality of the relational justice approach to labor relations. Exemplification through three cases:
    1) global supply chains
    2) treatment of disability in employment
    3) the role of unions and employer agents

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