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Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
Preliminary to the exam of Labour Law is the exam of Private Law.
Highly recommended for a better understanding of values on which is based Labour Law is the exam of Constitutional Law.
Objectives
Contents The course provides the notions and principles of the legal system on the discipline of individual employment relationships. The course therefore addresses the system of sources, with particular regard to the importance of employment relationship in the constitutional source, in European and international sources, as well as the particular source constituted by collective agreements. Among the different forms of work, particular attention is paid to the notion of subordinate work and the legal effects of its qualification, the structure of the employment contract and the rights and obligations of the parties, the regulation of individual and collective dismissals, the principle of equal treatment and prohibition of discrimination, atypical works, the legal regulation of the labour market.
Extended Syllabus The sources of labour law.
The collective agreement (pp. 64-79).
Subordination and the employment contract.
Labour protection in the market.
The fundamental rights of workers.
Powers, rights and obligations of the parties in the employment relationship. Management of employment relationships and vicissitudes of the enterprise.
Termination of the employment relationship.
The protection of workers' rights.
Recommended Bibliography R. DEL PUNTA, Diritto del lavoro, Giuffrè, Milano, 2024
Methods of Provision
Teaching Methods The teaching method consists of lectures aimed at illustrating the different historical phases of the evolution of labour law, the different legal policy options, the systematic framing of the discipline in the light of constitutional principles and European Union law. Guided discussions will cover interpretative issues addressed by case law as well as the fundamental regulatory role played by collective bargaining.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
The learning is verified through a final oral test consisting of 3-4 questions aimed at verifying the ability of systematic framing, the property of language, the ability to link between institutions, the clarity of exposure regarding the program to be taken to the exam. The final score is delivered in thirtieths: the exam is passed with a mark of 18/30 which indicates the minimum sufficiency. Grades 19-21 indicate sufficient, 22-24 more than sufficient, 25-26 fair, 27-28 good, 29-30 very good, 30 with distinction excellent.
Contacts/More Information The Labour Law course takes place in the first semester.
The professor receives students on Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in her office.
Her e-mail address is: fausta.guarriello@unich.it