E-bok, Engelska, 2010
Occupational Health Law
Av Diana Kloss
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- Utgivningsdatum: 2010-02-19
- Språk: Engelska
- ISBN: 9781444319712
- Förlag: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
- Upplaga: 5
- Mått: 194 x 252 x 26 mm
- Vikt: 1 114 g
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Professor Diana Kloss MBE is Chair of the UK Council for Work and Health, a barrister and former part-time employment judge. She is visiting professor at London South Bank University, Honorary Senior Lecturer in Occupational Health Law in the University of Manchester, and has considerable experience of employment law and occupational health law, both in practice and as a lecturer and researcher. Diana is an ACAS arbitrator and mediator and a former member of the Industrial Injuries Advisory Council. She has been appointed as a member of one of the NICE Public Health Advisory Committees. In 2009 she was appointed MBE for services to occupational health.
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"Diana Kloss writes with great authority on occupational health law. With experience gained as honorary senior lecturer, barrister, part-time employment judge, arbitrator, member of the Industrial Injuries Advisory Council and chair of the Council for Work and Health, she covers a wide range of topics with great authority, backing up her assertions with solid references to research and case law. " (Nursing Standard, 16 March 2011) "In summary, this is an essential reference source for those working in occupational health. It is expensive, yet represents good value for money. Given the implications of law for occupational medicine practice, this is essential reading for OH physicians." (Occupational Medicine, 2 0 1 0) "The delight of OHL is that it caters for experts and those new to the subject. The opening chapter is an excellent introduction to the way law works. Thereafter, it follows a logical path through medical records and pre-employment screening, to health and safety and discrimination law. It remains an invaluable and enjoyable text." (Occupational Health at Work, July-August 2010)
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