Moving forward on the railway - integrated industrial relations and the public interest by Professor Keith Ewing

Protecting worker solidarity action: a critique of international labour law by Paul Germonetta

The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights: waste of time or wasted opportunity? by Keith Ewing

The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights was solemnly proclaimed by the heads of government at Nice in December 2000. Although the new Charter includes workers’ rights and trade union rights, it has failed to meet the expectations of the people of Europe. Why?

Union Rights... and Wrongs: the reform of Britain's anti-union laws by John Hendy QC

Legislation introduced in the UK since 1997 has undoubtedly put in place a more positive and worker-friendly framework of individual employment rights than existed in the deregulated days of the 1980s and '90s. Nevertheless, research reports show that many workers still fail to enjoy the benefit of these rights at work, contributing to a substantial increase in Tribunal claims.