Labor Law

Author: (German) Dutz / Zhang Guowen
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Publication Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The material in this book is arranged on the one hand according to real-life situations—such as hiring or termination; on the other hand, it is systematically deepened—such as collective contract rights, labor protection, and labor disputes. Professor Dutz, the author of this book, Professor Dutz's Labor Law has been the best introductory book in this multi-level legal field since its first publication in 1990. It provides the possibility for people to systematically study labor law starting from the civil law system. The authors pay great attention to the connection between theory and practice. This textbook is highly representative, as the authors are all professors from German university law schools with extensive teaching experience, and many of them also serve as judges in German courts. By combining legal theory with judicial practice, domestic teachers and students can also quickly understand the true nature of German law through these textbooks. Under the dual impetus of globalization and the European unification process, the ancient German law has also undergone continuous changes. It can be said that the recent reform of the has fundamentally altered the content of the German Civil Code over a century to adapt to the requirements of EU directives and the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. German law has also learned from foreign experiences. The reform of German bankruptcy law has partially adopted the American model. And the recent reform of the civil procedure law has introduced the system of mediation. According to the new law, judges are obligated to inquire whether the parties have the possibility of mediation when they open the court. This immediately brings to mind China's mediation system. As a necessary supplement to these textbooks, we will also translate and publish some important German legal draft explanations and papers with high academic value into Chinese in an orderly manner to help you stay updated on the developments in German law.