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Prezi!!
Here are the lecture presentations. A link to Prezi home page is here You must then search for the following: Worker Introduction 1, Family Rights 2, Social Rights 3, Social Rights 4 and Limitations 5 (the numbers are important!)
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Answer/Problem
Social Rights – Problem Question (p27) Outline Answer: Part A. • Briefly – Worker / Worker Rights – Who is a Worker? Art. 45(3) TFEU rights = (a) (b) (c) (d) • Concept of a Worker -should know no real definition in Art 45 or Dir 2004/38. • Lawrie-Blum concept of ‘worker’ has led to […]
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Social Rights!
Some extra reading – a link to the Charter of Fundamental Rights of The European Union which is now part of the Lisbon Treaty is HERE.
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Family Rights + ECHR
Just a short post this week. An interesting article on family rights and the ECHR which shows the importance the court is now putting on Article 8 (respect for private and family life) is HERE it’s by Helen Stalford.
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