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100			_a20250320 engy50
101			_aeng
102			_cUS
200	1		_aWhistleblowing _elaw and practice
210			_aU.S.A _cOXFORD university press _d2022
215			_a1058 P _bBook _cFolder and color _d25 CM
330			_aThis book has been substantially updated since the previous edition, reflecting major case law developments. Chapter 1 introduces the work and considers significant proposals for reform and the new EU Whistleblowing Directive. Part 1 then sets out the statutory framework for the protection of whistleblowers under the Employment Rights Act. Chapter 2 sets out the structure of the UK legislation, and principles of construction, as a matter of domestic law. Chapter 3 describes the interface between whistleblowing protection and the interpretive requirement to conform with the European Convention on Human Rights (Chapter 3). There are two chapters.
610	0		_aprotected disclosure، detriment and dismissal، whistleblowing، qualifying disclosure، public interest
700	0		_aJeremy Lewis _4070
702	0		_aJohn Bowers _4070
702	0		_aMartin Fodder _4070
852			_jINT/017/4/03
856			_zSommaire _uhttp://41.111.198.133/Z/INT.017.4.03.pdf
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