issues. An integral part of the module is that students have the opportunity to represent a party in a moot court case, which is heard in the UL Law School replica courtroom. Primary Texts Regan (Ed), (Tottel, 2009) Employment Law, Hayward’s Heath, Daly and Doherty, (Clarus Press, Principles of Irish Employment Law, Dublin, 2010) Cox, Corbett & Ryan, (Clarus Press, Dublin, Employment Law in Ireland, 2009) Forde and Byrne, Employment Law, (Round Hall Press, Dublin, 2009) Other Texts Lexis, Justis, Westlaw.ie, etc. Employment Law Law Society of Ireland Manuals – Employment Law Reports (ELR) Irish Employment Law Journal Semester & Year to be First Offered Spring 2010 Academic Instruments The assessment will be an in-term essay (approximately 2,000 words) worth 40% based on the arguments presented in the Moot exercise and an end of semester, closed book examination that will consist of five questions where students will be required to answer two within 1.5 hours. All questions will carry equal marks. For students that are unsuccessful in the semester assessments the annual repeat examination will be a two hour exam where students are required to answer
issues. An integral part of the module is that students have the opportunity to represent a party in a moot court case, which is heard in the UL Law School replica courtroom. Primary Texts Regan (Ed), Employment Law, (Tottel, Hayward’s Heath, 2009) Daly and Doherty, Principles of Irish Employment Law, (Clarus Press, Dublin, 2010) Cox, Corbett & Ryan, Employment Law in Ireland, (Clarus Press, Dublin, 2009) Forde and Byrne, Employment Law, (Round Hall Press, Dublin, 2009) Other Texts Lexis, Justis, Westlaw.ie, etc. Employment Law – Law Society of Ireland Manuals Employment Law Reports (ELR) Irish Employment Law Journal Semester & Year to be First Offered Spring 2010 Academic Instruments The assessment will be an in-term essay (approximately 2,000 words) worth 40% based on the arguments presented in the Moot exercise and an end of semester, closed book examination that will consist of five questions where students will be required to answer two within 1.5 hours. All questions will carry equal marks. For students that are unsuccessful in the semester assessments the annual repeat examination will be a two hour exam where students are required to answer