employers’ association
An organization whose members are wholly or mainly employers and whose principal purposes include the regulation of relations between employers and workers or trade unions. Under the Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992, employers’ associations have similar legal status to trade unions, which means they are immune from certain civil proceedings in tort relating to the interference with contracts and the restraint of trade. An employers’ association may be set up as an incorporated or unincorporated body.

• sic utere tuo ut alienum non laedas
• signature of treaty
• signature of will
• silence
• silk
• similar-fact evidence
• simple contract
• simple trust
• simpliciter
• sine die
• single administrative document
• Single European Act
• Single Market
• single-member company
• single-union agreement
• sittings
• situs
• skeleton argument
• slander
• slander of goods
• slander of title
• slavery
• slip rule
• small agreement
• small claims track