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A dissertation or a thesis is a method of presenting your research and findings and is submitted in support of candidature for a degree or professional qualification.
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Excerpt: Another fault of the UK legislation is that it has not specifically stated that the use of Electronic Signatures is akin to use of handwritten signatures, this is of course a feature of the European legislation. Nevertheless, the existence of such an "advanced electronic signature" would likely be given great weight by a court.' 9000 words
Excerpt: 'The Human Rights Act 1998 does little to improve the position for employees in the UK as it does not furnish the worker with a general right to strike. This was the clear conclusion that was reached by the court in the Schmidt and Dahlstrom v Sweden. This case concerned collective bargaining practices in Sweden. ' 15000 words
Excerpt: 'In conclusion it does not seem odd that the claimants are given such extensive rights under the Employment Act 2002 (dispute resolution) Regulations 2004, as after all, part of the rationale of the reforms was to promote an individual rights agenda, and to do this it is of course therefore necessary to extend the rights of individual claimants, and also to develop a procedure which will allow such individual claimants to realize those rights in an easy and practicable way'. 15000 words
Excerpt: The future for small companies is very much at the centre of the UK Government's agenda however serious thought has to go into the detail of the legal provisions that cover this area otherwise the future of small companies will be impaired, we already lag other countries in start-ups and entrepreneurialism and whilst the law is only a tool that can facilitate these things it is imperative that we have the most logically consistent and socially helpful system possible.' 12000 words
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