Types of Laws and UK Law Devising Process: Employment Law

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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................... 1
MAIN BODY.............................................................................................................................. 1
Part 1- Categorization of Law............................................................................................. 1
Part 2: Source of law........................................................................................................... 3
Part 3: UK law devising process- Employment Law ..........................................................4
Conclusion................................................................................................................................... 5
REFERENCES............................................................................................................................ 6

·INTRODUCTION
The term law means the regulations that are formulated by the legislative body of the
country in order to run the country. These laws are formulated in order to make a universal
approach in the country. Moreover, there are various laws in the country such as the business
law, criminal law, civil law, revenue law, etc. The business law explains about the laws that
regulate the functioning of the business(Anyim, 2019). Moreover, the business law also covers
the employment law. The employment law explains about the relationship between the worker
and the employer of the company. This report will discuss about the types of laws along with the
kinds of the courts in the country. Moreover, it will also discuss about the sources of law. It also
defines the law term. Moreover, it would also detail about the rights of the worker in an
organisation under which he is working.
·MAIN BODY
·Part 1- Categorization of Law
Define law and determine the various legal systems applicable in the UK.
The term law can be defined as the social concept as per the perception of Jurist Austin.
Moreover, Austin defines the law as the relationship between the power and obedience. The
power is derived by the legislature that formulates the law for the citizens of the country.
Moreover, the citizens on whose these laws are applicable must comply with the law in their
regular life. So, there must be the existence of the obedience of law by the people of the society.
This is because in the absence of this, the law would have no meaning if no one would comply
with it. Further more, these laws are categorised into several types. These laws are the secondary
laws and the primary laws. The secondary laws are created from the judgements given by the
judges in the court of law. These judgements are known as the judicial precedents. These judicial
precedents are applicable to all the lower courts of the judiciary. Moreover, the primary laws are
those laws that is created by the parliament of the country after heading with several discussion
in the house of the parliament(Brenkert, 2019).
There are also other categorisation of types of laws that would include the common law
and the statutory laws. The common laws are those laws that is not in the codified manner as per
the law of the country. Moreover, the statutory law are those laws that are formed by the
legislature of the country. Moreover, these laws are in the codified manner as created by the
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