Edited by Alan Bogg, Professor of Labour Law, University of Bristol Law School, Cathryn Costello, Sutherland School of Law, University College Dublin, Ireland and A.C.L. Davies, Professor of Law and Public Policy, and Dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, UK

‘This Research Handbook brings together the expertise of an impressive array of scholars. Not only does the volume offer coverage of a broad range of key issues in contemporary European labour law, but fresh ideas and original insights. This book provides essential and exciting reading in a dynamic field of enquiry and debate.’- Tonia Novitz, University of Bristol, UK

• Contents:1. Editors’ IntroductionAlan Bogg, Cathryn Costello and A.C.L. DaviesPart 1 Cross-Cutting Themes2. The EU’s Role in Labour Law: An Overview of the Rationales for EU Involvement in the FieldPhil Syrpis3. The Interaction of EU Law and National Law: Between Myth and RealityJeremias Prassl4. The Legacy of the Economic Crisis for Labour Law in EuropeAristea Koukiadaki5. The Role of the Social PartnersRuth Dukes and Catriona Cannon6. The Role of the Court of Justice in Labour LawA.C.L. Davies, Alan Bogg and Cathryn Costello7. The EU Charter of Fundamental RightsNicole Busby8. Accession of the EU to the ECHR: The Permeative Power of Human Rights Piet Eeckhout and Virginia Mantouvalou9. The European Social Charter and EU Labour LawColm O’ CinneidePart II Individual Employment Law10. Job Security and FlexicurityA.C.L. Davies11. EU Law and the Regulation of ‘Atypical’ WorkNicola Kountouris12. The Regulation of Working Time in EuropeAlan Bogg13. EU Migration and Asylum Law: A Labour Law PerspectiveCathryn CostelloPart III Collective Labour Law14. The Calm After the Storm: Time to Reflect on EU (Labour) Law Scholarship Following the Decisions in Viking and LavalCatherine Barnard15. The EU Framework of Information and Consultation: Implications for Trades Unions and Industrial DemocracyWanjiru NjoyaPart IV: Equality16. Pasts and Futures: EU Equality LawSandra Fredman17. Religion and Equality in Multicultural Workplaces: Human Rights and Anti-discrimination Discourses in EU LawDiamond Ashiagbor18. A Method for Intersectional Discrimination in EU Labour LawIyiola Solanke19. The Unfinished Story of EU Disability Non-Discrimination LawAnna Lawson and Lisa Waddington20. Discrimination on the Grounds of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Nicholas Bamforth21. Age Discrimination and EU Labour Rights LawMark Freedland and Lucy Vickers22. Pension Systems and Labour Law in the EUKendra StraussIndex

Edited by Alan Bogg, Professor of Labour Law, University of Bristol Law School, Cathryn Costello, Sutherland School of Law, University College Dublin, Ireland and A.C.L. Davies, Professor of Law and Public Policy, and Dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, UK

‘This Research Handbook brings together the expertise of an impressive array of scholars. Not only does the volume offer coverage of a broad range of key issues in contemporary European labour law, but fresh ideas and original insights. This book provides essential and exciting reading in a dynamic field of enquiry and debate.’- Tonia Novitz, University of Bristol, UK

• Contents:1. Editors’ IntroductionAlan Bogg, Cathryn Costello and A.C.L. DaviesPart 1 Cross-Cutting Themes2. The EU’s Role in Labour Law: An Overview of the Rationales for EU Involvement in the FieldPhil Syrpis3. The Interaction of EU Law and National Law: Between Myth and RealityJeremias Prassl4. The Legacy of the Economic Crisis for Labour Law in EuropeAristea Koukiadaki5. The Role of the Social PartnersRuth Dukes and Catriona Cannon6. The Role of the Court of Justice in Labour LawA.C.L. Davies, Alan Bogg and Cathryn Costello7. The EU Charter of Fundamental RightsNicole Busby8. Accession of the EU to the ECHR: The Permeative Power of Human Rights Piet Eeckhout and Virginia Mantouvalou9. The European Social Charter and EU Labour LawColm O’ CinneidePart II Individual Employment Law10. Job Security and FlexicurityA.C.L. Davies11. EU Law and the Regulation of ‘Atypical’ WorkNicola Kountouris12. The Regulation of Working Time in EuropeAlan Bogg13. EU Migration and Asylum Law: A Labour Law PerspectiveCathryn CostelloPart III Collective Labour Law14. The Calm After the Storm: Time to Reflect on EU (Labour) Law Scholarship Following the Decisions in Viking and LavalCatherine Barnard15. The EU Framework of Information and Consultation: Implications for Trades Unions and Industrial DemocracyWanjiru NjoyaPart IV: Equality16. Pasts and Futures: EU Equality LawSandra Fredman17. Religion and Equality in Multicultural Workplaces: Human Rights and Anti-discrimination Discourses in EU LawDiamond Ashiagbor18. A Method for Intersectional Discrimination in EU Labour LawIyiola Solanke19. The Unfinished Story of EU Disability Non-Discrimination LawAnna Lawson and Lisa Waddington20. Discrimination on the Grounds of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Nicholas Bamforth21. Age Discrimination and EU Labour Rights LawMark Freedland and Lucy Vickers22. Pension Systems and Labour Law in the EUKendra StraussIndex

Edited by Alan Bogg, Professor of Labour Law, University of Bristol Law School, Cathryn Costello, Sutherland School of Law, University College Dublin, Ireland and A.C.L. Davies, Professor of Law and Public Policy, and Dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, UK

‘This Research Handbook brings together the expertise of an impressive array of scholars. Not only does the volume offer coverage of a broad range of key issues in contemporary European labour law, but fresh ideas and original insights. This book provides essential and exciting reading in a dynamic field of enquiry and debate.’- Tonia Novitz, University of Bristol, UK

• Contents:1. Editors’ IntroductionAlan Bogg, Cathryn Costello and A.C.L. DaviesPart 1 Cross-Cutting Themes2. The EU’s Role in Labour Law: An Overview of the Rationales for EU Involvement in the FieldPhil Syrpis3. The Interaction of EU Law and National Law: Between Myth and RealityJeremias Prassl4. The Legacy of the Economic Crisis for Labour Law in EuropeAristea Koukiadaki5. The Role of the Social PartnersRuth Dukes and Catriona Cannon6. The Role of the Court of Justice in Labour LawA.C.L. Davies, Alan Bogg and Cathryn Costello7. The EU Charter of Fundamental RightsNicole Busby8. Accession of the EU to the ECHR: The Permeative Power of Human Rights Piet Eeckhout and Virginia Mantouvalou9. The European Social Charter and EU Labour LawColm O’ CinneidePart II Individual Employment Law10. Job Security and FlexicurityA.C.L. Davies11. EU Law and the Regulation of ‘Atypical’ WorkNicola Kountouris12. The Regulation of Working Time in EuropeAlan Bogg13. EU Migration and Asylum Law: A Labour Law PerspectiveCathryn CostelloPart III Collective Labour Law14. The Calm After the Storm: Time to Reflect on EU (Labour) Law Scholarship Following the Decisions in Viking and LavalCatherine Barnard15. The EU Framework of Information and Consultation: Implications for Trades Unions and Industrial DemocracyWanjiru NjoyaPart IV: Equality16. Pasts and Futures: EU Equality LawSandra Fredman17. Religion and Equality in Multicultural Workplaces: Human Rights and Anti-discrimination Discourses in EU LawDiamond Ashiagbor18. A Method for Intersectional Discrimination in EU Labour LawIyiola Solanke19. The Unfinished Story of EU Disability Non-Discrimination LawAnna Lawson and Lisa Waddington20. Discrimination on the Grounds of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Nicholas Bamforth21. Age Discrimination and EU Labour Rights LawMark Freedland and Lucy Vickers22. Pension Systems and Labour Law in the EUKendra StraussIndex