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The Trade Union Bill: TUC Submission to ILO Committee of Experts
Professor Keith Ewing provides a detailed analysis of the Trade Union Bill's contravention of international standards on workers'
Picketing and the Trade Union Bill: Written Evidence
The legal evidence to demonsttate the new picketing rules in the Trade Union Bill is a violation of the right to freedom of
Trade Union Bill: Written Evidence to the Joint Committee on Human Rights
Detailed evidence as to how the Trade Union Bill breaches international
An IER submission to the BIS Inquiry into the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership TTIP and Labour Rights
IER experts warn of the potential for NHS selloffs and the dilution of workers' rights in the TTIP Free Trade
An IER response to Richard Baker MSP’s Consultation Paper on Culpable Homicide (Scotland) Bill
Recommendations on a new Bill to litigate against employers that cause death through gross
Response to the Law Society consultation: How should employment tribunals operate in the future?
Evidence of the harm done by the implementation of tribunal fees and recommendations for a fairer
Response to Inquiry into Deaths (Scotland) Bill Consultation
David Whyte responds to a public consultation broadly in favour of the proposals set out in the Draft Inquiry into Deaths (Scotland)
The Whistleblowing Framework: Call for Evidence
Catherine Hobby proposes the government take several measures to improve the legal protection of
Surrogacy and maternity rights: making all mothers equal
A landmark case to afford intended mothers in surrogacy arrangements the same maternity rights as other
Implications of the government’s proposals on employment agencies
Professor Sonia McKay interrogates the implications of the Coalition's latest proposals for the regulation of employmebt
Transparency of Lobbying etc. A note on potential human rights implications
The human rights implications of the Transparency of Lobbying
Zero-hours contracts: Some policy proposals
Innovative policy ideas to reduce the damage caused by zero-hours
