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Looking for Cases on Employment Law

Chocoholic84 · 2009-11-11 12:45:53

I am currently doing an assignment on the above, and am looking for case studies, particularly to do with the Maternity Leave Protection Act, Carer's Leave Act and Adoptive Leave Act - I have all the necessary info on the acts themselves, just need to provide some examples. I've trawled the net, but can't seem to find…

11-11-2009 12:45pm

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I am currently doing an assignment on the above, and am looking for case studies, particularly to do with the Maternity Leave Protection Act, Carer's Leave Act and Adoptive Leave Act - I have all the necessary info on the acts themselves, just need to provide some examples.

I've trawled the net, but can't seem to find anything!

Anyone know if any online resources?

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#2 11-11-2009 4:20pm

Tom Young

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I believe Fistlaw has EAT decisions online.

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#3 12-11-2009 9:51pm

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Are you doing this as part of a college assignment? Maybe hop over to your college law library and pick up a book on employment law? That's the best way to start off your research really because the relevant and important cases are pointed out and discussed. I believe there is a newly released book called "Employment Law", edited by Maeve Regan which should be of some use.

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