The Principles of Law for Managers (Routledge Series in the Principles of Management)

Legal concepts and terminology are notoriously difficult for the non-specialist to get to grips with, but these questions highlight the importance of the law for the everyday work of the manager. Using legal case studies, this book explains the legal frameworks that are most relevant to managers and the sorts of strategies they should employ whether they are setting up a company, taking on new staff, dealing with occupational health and safety or suing another organization.
The Routledge Series in the Principles of Management offers a focused treatment of the central management functions, encouraging readers to extend and develop their understanding of management techniques.
Covering all the core topics, each book offers a foundation in the central principles, an analysis of issues, practical applications and worked case studies, exercises, and full references.