Palestinian workers rights in the Israeli labour market and settlements - Keary, Kathy; Atrash, Aseel; Shraydeh, Reem; Zatari, Moaz (Jerusalem Al-Maqdese for Society Development, 2011)
Introduction -- background and context -- East Jerusalem as occupied
territory -- The economic situation in East Jerusalem -- The employment situation
in East Jerusalem -- Legal framework governing labor law in East Jerusalem --
International humanitarian law --International human rights law -- International
labour law -- Israeli domestic law -- Violations of worker's rights in East Jerusalem
Access to workforce --Education -- Restrictions on movement -- Social and
cultural barriers -- Violation of rights within the workforce -- Unemployment
benefit, income support and income supplement -- Denial of benefits within the
workforce -- Protecting of wages -- Working hours and sanctioned leave from
the workplace -- Dismissal from the workplace -- Harassment -- Temporary
workers agencies -- Jerusalemites who have to access the labour market in
the absence of a permit -- Women in the workplace in East Jerusalem --
Relevant legislations for worker's rights -- International human rights law --
Universal declaration of human rights -- International covenant on economic,
social and cultural rights -- International covenant on the elimination of all
forms of racial discrimination against women -- International covenant on civil
and political rights -- International humanitarian law -- Geneva IV -- Hague
regulations -- International Labour Organisation -- Employment policy convention
no. 122, 1964 -- Discrimination (employment and occupation)
convention no. 111, 1998 -- Equal remuneration convention no. 100, 1951--
Bottom of title: workers' rights are human rights
Back of title page: Main researcher Kathy Keary, research assistant Aseel Al-Atrash ; translation to Arabic Reem Sharaydeh ; supervised by Moaz Zatari
Includes bibliographical references
Keywords: Labour force; HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION; ISRAEL; LEGAL ASPECTS; LABOUR; LABOUR MARKET; ECONOMIC ASPECTS; JERUSALEM