Staff Profile
Dr Ernestine Gheyoh Ndzi
Associate Dean for Law and Policing
I gained my LL.B. in Law at the University of Buea (Cameroon) and my LLM, MSc and Ph.D. in Corporate Governance at the University of Portsmouth in 2014. Before joining York St John University, I worked with the University of Hertfordshire from 2014- August 2019.
- School – York Business School
- Email – e.gheyohndzi@yorksj.ac.uk
- Phone – 01904 876 265
Teaching
- Company Law
- Corporate Governance
- Commercial Law
- Employment Law
- Contract Law
- English Legal Systems
Research
My research area is company law and employment law. I have written a number of peer-reviewed journals on the challenges of regulating director's remuneration and the impact of excessive director's remuneration on the company and its workers. I was awarded early career research grants twice by the University of Hertfordshire to work on zero hours contract and the shared parental leave research. My research interest covers company law, corporate governance, zero hours contract and shared parental leave.
Professional Activities
- External Examiner for University of Worcester
- Fellow of the Higher Education
- Member of the society of Legal Scholars
- Member of Society for Research into Higher Education
Publications and Conferences
PUBLICATIONS
Ndzi E. ‘Banning zero hours contracts would help reduce the gender pay gap’ (2018) The Conversation, July 5th.
Ndzi E. ‘No wonder dads aren’t taking shared parental leave – most employers have failed to embrace it’ (2018) The Conversation, October 22nd.
Ndzi E. ‘Are employers to blame for low SPL uptake?’ (2018) The Conversation, November 19th.
Ndzi E., “The impact of the Salomon principle on directors’ remuneration in the UK” (2017) 59(2), International Journal of Law and Management pp 257-270
Ndzi E, "Shared parental leave: awareness is key", (2017) 59(6) International Journal of Law and Management, pp.1331-1336
Ndzi E, ‘UK Shareholder Voting on Directors’ Remuneration: has Binding Vote made any Difference?’ (2017) 38(5) Comp. Law. 139-149.
Ndzi E. ‘Shareholders' dilemma regarding excessive directors' pay and unfair prejudicial conduct’ Comp. Law. (2016) 37(1), 3-7.
Ndzi E., ‘Corporate Social Responsibility in Cameroon: The Hydro Electricity Sector’, Afr. J. Bus. Manage. (2016) 10(7), 151-161.
Ndzi E., ‘Directors’ Duties and Employee Interest: The Case of Zero Hour Contracts’, Comp. Law. (2016) 37(5), 135-138.
Ndzi E., ‘Corporate Social Responsibility in Cameroon: The Hydro Electricity Sector’, Afr. J. Bus. Manage. (2016) 10(7), 151-161.
Ndzi E., ‘Directors Pay Regulation: One Goal Two Approaches’ (2016) 58(3) Int. J.L.M. 337-352
Ndzi E., ‘Directors' excessive pay and shareholder derivative action’ Comp. Law. (2015) 36(5), 144-148.
Ndzi E., ‘Remuneration consultants' advice and its effect on pay’, Int. J.L.M. (2015) 57(4), 340-350.
Ndzi E., ‘Policy implications of the UK's Companies Act 2006 provisions on directors' remuneration’, I.C.C.L.R. (2015) 26(11), 364-370.
Ndzi E, ‘Remuneration Consultants: Benchmarking and its Effect on Pay’ (2015) 57(6) Int. J.L.M. 637-648.
Ndzi E, ‘Policy Implications of the UK’s Companies Act 2006 Provisions on Directors’ Remuneration’ (2015) 26(11) I.C.C.L.R. 364-370.
WORKS IN PROGRESS
Paper Title – The impact of employer support on the uptake of shared parental leave
Paper Title - The effect of shared parental leave on breastfeeding.
CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOP TALKS
