Information and Consultation Regulations: Whither Statutory Works Councils?
How successful have the European-led Information and Consultation Regulations been and what can we expect in the
Regulating Health and Safety at Work: An Agenda for Change?
Proposals for reform and an assessment of the extent the government’s strategy has failed to meet its own
Labour Law Review 2005
Our team of barristers at Old Square Chambers returns to review key case law from the last 12 months and consider its implications for
Canada’s take on Corporate Killing
Ahead of the Corporate Manslaughter Bill, this Comparative Note looks at what we can learn from similar legislation introduced in Canada in
The Future of Company Law: Fat Cats, Corporate Governance and Workers
How can legislation reduce the gap between rich and poor and maintain sanity when it comes to executive
Nine Proposals for the Reform of the Law on Unfair Dismissal
To what extent does the UK framework of law protect against unfair dismissal and how can the law be
Workers in Cuba: Unions and Labour Relations
A study of industrial relations and employment law in
Unfair Labour Practices: Trade Union Recognition and Employer Resistance
An analysis of the case-work of the Central Arbitration Committee and the extent to which Labour's regulations have improved trade union
Labour Law Review 2003
This year’s edition of Labour Law Review provides its usual authoritative insight into the main statutory and legislative developments in labour
Labour Law Review 2002
The extended length of this year’s Labour Law Review reflects the increasing significance of the law at
A Charter of Workers’ Rights
The Charter of Workers’ Rights was launched at TUC Congress on Monday 09 September 2002 in answer to a TUC call for such a document to be
Protecting Worker Solidarity Action: A Critique of International Labour Law
This paper considers ILO standards on international worker solidarity action.
