Legal

This project recognizes the importance of human behavior and human decision-making, but challenges the assumption that regulation should continue to primarily be focused on facilitating adequate human decision-making

The ongoing globalization of the economy and the entanglement of the economies of the EU Member States increasingly make comparisons between the labour law systems in Europe necessary. This book aims to provide a key to such comparative research.

Why is American labour law so different from the law in other states? And can we expect in the nearby future changes in the present state of American Labour Law?

Unfortunately, labour law is very seldom on the bookshelves of the workers in Europe. It certainly is on the desks of trade union officials, of HRM staff of the enterprises and of lawyers and judges, but that is French, German, Polish, etc. labour law.