The "Practice of Labor Law" is a comprehensive textbook aimed at professionals in the field of labor law. It provides a detailed and practice-oriented examination of the complex legal areas relevant to labor law, including considerations of tax and social security law. This standard work, which has served as a reference for two decades, combines a handbook and a forms book in one volume, significantly facilitating research and application in practice. The authors Jürgen Beck, Jürgen Kunz, Martin Nebeling, and Martin Henssler have created a work that not only addresses the rights of board members, managing directors, and freelancers but also takes into account current legal developments, such as the recent ruling by the Federal Constitutional Court on bogus self-employment. With 3,200 pages, it offers a comprehensive resource for everyone working in labor law.