Author: IER
UK Hazards Campaign announces a manifesto for a health and safety system fit for ALL workers
'Decent jobs and decent lives' now available to download
Spycops Public Inquiry resumes live evidence in July amidst growing crisis
The Undercover Policing Inquiry, is about to resume hearing live evidence
Amazon workers on verge of historic vote on union recognition
It would be the first time Amazon has recognised a trade union in UK history
Algorithmic Management is radically changing the way we are managed at work – IER report launch (video)
Authors Professor Philippa Collins and Dr Joe Atkinson spoke at the event at the NEU on Thursday 6th June
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) publish Election Manifesto
Nursing staff are stretched to their limit. Overworked, underpaid, at breaking point, they say.
Brighton & Hove Council faces thousands of equal pay claims
GMB union has written to Brighton and Hove Council around equal pay claims that could affect thousands of women.
Report proposes new rights to protect workers from ‘unfair, unaccountable and uncaring’ algorithms
New IER report calls for a new generation of rights to protect workers from the rise of ‘management by algorithm’
Tata dispute shows employers must balance sustainability targets with workers’ rights
Unite the union has announced plans to escalate industrial action at steelworks in Port Talbot and Llanwern in South Wales
NEU launches education manifesto for the General Election
"This General Election is a watershed moment" says NEU General Secretary Daniel Kebede
Prison capacity crisisis and staff burnout – PCS union call for investment
PCS members working in Offender Management Units in prisons are under pressure because of over-crowding and the need to free up cell space.
RMT issue General Election statement
National Union of Rail , Maritime and Transport Workers makes election statement
Fair pay agreements in New Zealand: In conversation with Michael Wood
Michael Wood, former New Zealand Labour Party Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety speaks to the IER
