Jay Gul

Jay Gul is an Associate Lecturer at Deakin Law School, Faculty of Business and Law, Deakin University, located at the Melbourne Burwood Campus in Australia. He has previously served as a lecturer at Hong Kong Polytechnic University and other Hong Kong institutions, including through the University of Northumbria Newcastle’s Faculty of Business and Law via the Hong Kong Vocational Training Council.

Education:

• LLB, University of London
• LLM in Law, City University, London, UK
• PhD (in progress) on 'Law and Migrant Domestic Workers in Hong Kong', Monash University, Melbourne

Jay Gul's research centers on Labour Law, Migration Law, Human Rights Law, International Law, Commercial Law, and Business Ethics. His work critically examines employment protections, judicial reasoning in labour disputes, and legal frameworks affecting migrant workers in Hong Kong. His teaching interests align closely with his research, including Commercial Laws, Employment/Labour Laws, and Business Ethics.

His recent publications focus on corporate governance and employee rights in Hong Kong and China, revealing trends in legal compliance, statutory benefit evasion, and judicial accountability. These works contribute to comparative legal studies and policy discussions on worker protections in urban Asian economies.

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Jay Gul is actively involved in academic supervision and teaching at Deakin University. While no specific students or grants are mentioned, his ongoing PhD research and publication record indicate active scholarly engagement. He is affiliated with Deakin Law School and contributes to legal education in business and employment contexts.

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