06 March 2013 By Catherine Hobby, Senior Lecturer, School of Law & Social Sciences, University of East London The deaths and neglect at Mid-Staffordshire hospitals have revealed the very real…
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Trade union representatives and facility time in the Civil Service
01 August 2012 By Roger Jeary In the last few days the Guardian and the Observer has published three reports that have a clear link to trade union organisation and…
Financial penalties, deposit orders and whistleblowing debated in the Lords
12 December 2012 On Monday (10 December 2012), the Lords discussed further employment tribunal changes proposed as part of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (ERR) Bill, including financial penalties for…
North West: Employment Law Update 2011
The Institute’s annual North West Employment Law Update Conference took place at the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool on Tuesday 22nd November…
Why trade union rights are an important factor in the General Election
08 June 2017 As the electorate goes to the polls today, our Chair John Hendy QC and President Professor Keith Ewing, explain why trade union rights are an important factor…
New Deal for Working People: policy platform ahead of Labour conference
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A Manifesto for Labour Law: what would it look like in Scotland?
Professor Gregor Gall describes the Institute of Employment Rights’ Manifesto for Labour Law and discusses its implementation in Scotland….
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The Manifesto for Labour Law won widespread support across the labour movement and political…
Manifesto for Labour Law
Delivering a Ministry of Labour, sectoral collective bargaining and equal rights for all…
Teachers and headteachers consider ‘unprecedented’ joint strike over schools cuts
This week, three education unions will consult their members over taking industrial action in response to last week’s…
One step forward for Shrewsbury pickets
In 1972, building workers across the UK took part in the first ever national…
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