Section outline
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Lecture Objectives:
- Elaborating the preliminary concept of Labour Law;
- Defining the nature of the Labour Law;
- Presenting the significance of studying this course;
- Principles of Labour law.
Lecture Outcomes:
At the end of the 1st week, students will be able to-
- Demonstrate the genesis of Labour legislation;
- Appreciate the subject matter of Labour law;
- Know the existing applicable Labour laws in Bangladesh.
Contents:
This module covers the preliminary concept of labour and industrial law. It looks at the historical development of this branch of law. It also attempts to present the necessity of studying this course for the law students.
Broadly, it will cover the following topics:
- Meaning and nature of labour law;
- Subject matter of labour law;
- Historical development of labour law;
- Labour laws of Bangladesh;
- Is Bangladesh labour Act Code;
- Importance of studying labour law;
- Principles of labour legislations.
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Students mustView
This video tells you everything about the history of workers' rights. The Industrial Revolution did not simply change the way we work and how it is organized, it also had a profound impact on the situation of workers in Europe. Catastrophic living conditions in the ever-growing cities lead to protests and strikes that ultimately led to the modern work-life we know today.
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You all are asked to give your opinions on the relationship between labour rights and human rights. In particular, which labour rights are recognized or could be recognized as protected under human rights law.
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Students mustViewMake forum posts: 1
Please share your opinion on whether you think that labour legislation can protect the rights of the workers?
you may also ask any questions with regard to this module.
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Managing Director, Sonali Bank and 2 others vs Md Jahangir Kabir Molla 48 DLR 395.