"Green industrial action": examining workers' right to strike for climate change in New Zealand

Nina Dally

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"Green industrial action": examining workers' right to strike for climate change in New Zealand

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"Green industrial action": examining workers' right to strike for climate change in New Zealand

Nina Dally

~ Bachelor of Laws with Honours - LLB (Hons), University of Otago

2022

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/47174

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New Zealand

Law

workplace relations law

labour law

right to strike

climate change

industrial disputes

green economy

Employment Relations Act 2000

green industrial action

Otago Yearbook of Legal Research

This dissertation examines the intersection of climate change with workplace relations and collective labour law in New Zealand. Particular focus is given to the right to strike as currently exists in New Zealand’s employment legislation and the principles of the International Labour Organisation ("ILO").

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Record Identifier: 9926755612601891
Title: "Green industrial action": examining workers' right to strike for climate change in New Zealand
Creators: Nina Dally
Contributors: Dawn Duncan (Advisor / Supervisor) - University of Otago, Faculty of Law
Degree Awarded: ~ Bachelor of Laws with Honours - LLB (Hons)
Project Type: ~ Dissertation - Honours
Academic Unit: Faculty of Law
Awarding Institution: University of Otago
Language: English
Resource Type ; Subtype: Graduate Thesis/Dissertation