PrincipleLABOUR LAW – Statutory Flavour – Contract Has Statutory Flavour Only Where Termination Is Governed by Statute
- Area of law
- LABOUR LAW
- Court
- Supreme Court
"Statutory flavour" distinguishes employment governed by statute from ordinary contractual employment. Contracts terminable by parties' agreement alone lack statutory flavour—they're purely contractual relationships. Statutory flavour exists where: (1) enabling statute prescribes appointment conditions; (2) statute governs termination procedures; (3) valid termination requires satisfying statutory preconditions.…
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