16 March 2012 Keith Ewing says there "is nothing of merit" in the first draft Monti 11 Regulation
16 Mar 2012|
16 March 2012
Keith Ewing says there “is nothing of merit” in the first draft Monti 11 Regulation
In this latest Briefing from IER, Keith Ewing argues that the first Draft Regulation reflects a failure to understand the serious implications of the Viking and Laval decisions, and a failure also to address the changing nature of human rights law insofar as it affects the right to strike
Whether these failings will be addressed in the second draft of the Regulation – due out soon – is yet to be seen. IER will update and publish as soon as the next Draft is received. Watch this space.
Professor Keith Ewing is Professor of Public Law at King's College London. He has written extensively on labour law including recognition procedures and international standards. He is the President of the Institute of Employment Rights and a Vice President of the Campaign for Trade Union Freedom.
