An easy guide to the blacklisting scandal
A history and analysis of the blacklisting scandal in the UK.
In 2013, the IER responded to the launch of an inquiry into the blacklisting scandal with an easy guide to the history of the conspiracy, with expert analysis of the law as it stands.
Since the original guide was published, further revelations of wrongdoing have emerged, including the shocking role of the British Secret Services in the surveillance and blacklisting of workers who had committed no criminal act.
The Institute of Employment Rights continues to monitor the situation facing blacklisted workers and has repeatedly made recommendations as to how the law should be reformed to protect workers from further harm.
The Guide to the Blacklisting Scandal (2013)
The IER view on blacklisting
Blacklisting: the need for a public inquiry (including a Manifesto Against Blacklisting)
A thoughtful account of the many obstacles faced by blacklisted workers in their fight for justice and recommendations on improving the
The political attack on workplace representation – a legal response
Legal experts respond to the Tory-led Coalition's attack on worker representation in this timely
Ruined Lives: Blacklisting in the Construction Industry
This report highlights the problem of blacklisting and critically examines the proposed Blacklists Regulations
