| ISSUE 1 |
| 'Editors’ Introduction', Guy Davidov, Pnina Alon-Shenker, Issue 1, pp. 1–1 | |
| '“The Kindness of Strangers”: The Tip and the Minimum Wage in France, Germany, and the United States', Matthew W. Finkin, Issue 1, pp. 3–31 | |
| 'The Future of the Common Law in Employment Regulation', Joellen Riley, Issue 1, pp. 33–44 | |
| 'The Dynamics of Common Law Evolution', Douglas Brodie, Issue 1, pp. 45–68 | |
| 'The Role of Judges in the Regulation of Australian Employment Contracts', Gabrielle Golding, Issue 1, pp. 69–91 | |
| 'The Common Law and the Reconstruction of Employment Relationships in New Zealand', Gordon Anderson, Issue 1, pp. 93–116 | |
| 'Bhasin v. Hrynew: A New Era for Good Faith in Canadian Employment Law, or Just Tinkering at the Margins?', Claire Mummé, Issue 1, pp. 117–129 | |
ISSUE 2 |
| 'Precariousness of Trainees Working in the Framework of a Traineeship Agreement', Annika Rosin, Issue 2, pp. 131–159 | |
| 'Why Should We Care? Bullying in the American and South African Workplace', Dina Maria (Denine) Smit, Johannes Voet Du Plessis, Issue 2, pp. 161–196 | |
| 'Special Section: The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and the Weak Social Constitution? Introduction', Xavier Groussot, Mia Rönnmar, Issue 2, pp. 197–201 | |
| 'Protecting Fundamental (Social) Rights through the Lens of the EU Single Market: The Quest for a More ‘Holistic Approach’', Sybe A. de Vries, Issue 2, pp. 203–229 | |
| 'Changes to Economic and Monetary Union and Their Effects on Social Policy', Alicia Hinarejos, Issue 2, pp. 231–249 | |
| 'Possible Shielding Effects of Article 27 on Workers’ Rights to Information and Consultation in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights', Petra Herzfeld Olsson, Issue 2, pp. 251–273 | |
ISSUE 3 |
| 'Employees’ Obligation to Be Available to Employers: A (New) Pathway to Precariousness or a Source of Flexibility?', Guylaine Vallée, Issue 3, pp. 275–279 | |
| 'Proposal for a Theoretical Framework for the Analysis of Time Porosity', Émilie Genin, Issue 3, pp. 280–300 | |
| '‘Just-in-Time’ Labour: The Case of Networks Providing Home Support Services in Quebec', Louise Boivin, Issue 3, pp. 301–321 | |
| 'The Obligation to Be Available: The Case of the Trucking Industry', Urwana Coiquaud, Issue 3, pp. 322–343 | |
| 'Setting the Temporal Boundaries of Work: An Empirical Study of the Nature and Scope of Labour Law Protections', Guylaine Vallée, Dalia Gesualdi-Fecteau, Issue 3, pp. 344–378 | |
ISSUE 4 |
| 'In Memoriam: Roger Blanpain (1932–2016)', Alan C. Neal, Issue 4, pp. 379–381 | |
| 'Labour Law and the Capability Approach', Riccardo Del Punta, Issue 4, pp. 383–405 | |
| '‘Hard Law Makes Bad Cases’: The International Labour Organization (Nervously) Confronts New Governance Institutions', Brian Langille, Issue 4, pp. 407–423 | |
| 'The Guiding Principles for Business and Human Rights: Labour Violations and Shared Responsibility', Yossi Dahan, Hanna Lerner, Faina Milman-Sivan, Issue 4, pp. 425–447 | |
| 'Active Aging through Employment: A Critical Feminist Perspective on Polish Policy', Ania Zbyszewska, Issue 4, pp. 449–472 | |
| 'The Impact of Brexit on UK Labour Law', Michael Ford, Issue 4, pp. 473–495 | |
| 'List of Abbreviations', Issue 4, pp. 497–499 | |
| 'Article Index', Issue 4, pp. 501–503 | |
| 'Subject Index', Issue 4, pp. 505–517 | |
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