1668 International Labour Law
Content
- The definition, development and the purpose of international labour law
- The role of international organizations in developing international labour law
- The normative activity of the International Labor Organization; the importance of conventions and recommendations for international labor law
- The role of Council of Europe in developing international labour law, especially the meaning of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and the European Social Charter (revised)
- European Labour Law: legal sources, social policy and employment strategy
- The jurisprudence of international courts (the EU Court of Justice and the Court of Human Rights)
- The development of individual and collective labour relations on the international level and its influence on national legislations
Objectives and competences
Objectives
- thorough acquaintance with international labour law and its meaning for the development of national legislations
- understanding the European social model
- knowledge of essential characteristics of the international legal regulation of individual and collective labour rights
- acquire wide knowledge of selected and actual matters about the international labour law in the European Union and in selected member states.
Competences
- the ability to apply law in the area of the international labour law;.
- the ability to apply legal acts and legal norms of major international organizations in the field of international labour law;
- the ability to research international labour law in selected specific areas;
- the ability to understand the importance of international courts for the development of labour law on the international and national level;
- the ability to communicate with the international organisations, especially in the field of labour law;
- the ability to understand the degree of the participation of a selected country in the international legal activities in the international regulation of labour relationships,
- the ability for the application of international sources of labour law in a selected country,
- the ability to understand the establishment of observance or breaching of international legal regulations and legal consequences of such deeds.