Continuing Legal Education 2 - Foundations for the judicial use of ILS nationally
Continuing Legal Education 2 - Foundations for the judicial use of ILS nationally
1 February–31 December 2021
This self-guided course is part of a series of courses for Continuing Legal Education on International Labour Standards (CLE on ILS). Participation requires approximately 6 hours. Upon completion, you can present the certificate of participation to the relevant national authorities for accreditation meeting national continuing legal education or continuing professional development requirements, if agreements are in force to this end.
Introduction to the course
This online self-guided course explores the different types of judicial use of international labour law, in accordance with the role domestic courts attribute to international law.
Who attends this course?
Judges; lawyers; legal experts from employers' and workers' organizations; university law teachers and students; legal educators responsible for training judges and lawyers.
What topics does this course cover?
This course explores the different types of judicial use of international labour law, according to the role domestic courts attribute to international law.
How is the course organized?
The course is divided into two substantive sections.
- The foundations for the judicial use of ILS nationally.
- The typology of uses.
- It includes a knowledge assessment at the start and at the end, to test individually the initial and final knowledge of the content.
