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Employment Law
Does anyone know of a good concise text book.
We are currently using Smith and Woods Industrial Law and I hate it, its got the most boring font and the writing style is so dry I can't concentrate on it for more than 10 mins.
I want something I can read through for exam revision thats nice and has the topics well set out but detailed enough for exams. I don't want something like a nutshells they are too basic.
Any ideas??
We are currently using Smith and Woods Industrial Law and I hate it, its got the most boring font and the writing style is so dry I can't concentrate on it for more than 10 mins.
I want something I can read through for exam revision thats nice and has the topics well set out but detailed enough for exams. I don't want something like a nutshells they are too basic.
Any ideas??
viviki
Does anyone know of a good concise text book.
We are currently using Smith and Woods Industrial Law and I hate it, its got the most boring font and the writing style is so dry I can't concentrate on it for more than 10 mins.
I want something I can read through for exam revision thats nice and has the topics well set out but detailed enough for exams. I don't want something like a nutshells they are too basic.
Any ideas??
We are currently using Smith and Woods Industrial Law and I hate it, its got the most boring font and the writing style is so dry I can't concentrate on it for more than 10 mins.
I want something I can read through for exam revision thats nice and has the topics well set out but detailed enough for exams. I don't want something like a nutshells they are too basic.
Any ideas??
smith and wood is the best book, its great, i am doing my llm in employment law in the moment and both the people who write it teach me on my masters, they are great :-)
Its the dryest book on the planet. I can't read it I fall asleep.
I bought Selwyns law of employment today and already know more about employment law than I have in months of reading Smith and Woods. Their writing style just doesn't work for me I'm afraid. I'm a very visual reader.
Its got all the key information probably more than Selwyn but I can't cope with the way its set out. It doesn't stick in my head.
I bought Selwyns law of employment today and already know more about employment law than I have in months of reading Smith and Woods. Their writing style just doesn't work for me I'm afraid. I'm a very visual reader.
Its got all the key information probably more than Selwyn but I can't cope with the way its set out. It doesn't stick in my head.
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