The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights: Waste of Time or Wasted Opportunity?
Although the EU Charter includes workers’ rights and trade union rights, it has failed to meet the expectations of the people of Europe.
Whistleblowing and the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998
This report offers a critical overview of the legislation and monitors the case law to
Undermining Construction: The Corrosive Effects of False Self-Employment
According to the evidence in this report, between 300,000 and 400,000 building workers are falsely registered as
Labour’s Labour Law: Labour Law Reform in New Zealand Under a Labour Government
The author highlights the different approaches on collective issues compared with the UK, with particular emphasis on recognition and
Building on the National Minimum Wage by Bob Simpson
Reviewing the impact of the National Minimum Wage following the second anniversary of its
Union Rights… and Wrongs: The Reform of Britain’s Anti-Union Laws
Research reports show that many workers still fail to enjoy trade union rights at work, contributing to a substantial increase in Tribunal
International Trade Union Rights for the New Millennium
Following four years of research and consultation, this report highlights the need for international labour standards to be
Fairness at Work? The Disciplinary and Grievance Provisions of the 1999 Employment Relations Act
An examination of the right to be accompanied at grievance and disciplinary
Challenging Disability Discrimination at Work
An analysis of case law to review the operation of the Disability Discrimination Act
Resisting Union-Busting Techniques: Lessons from Quebec
Canadian unions have experienced acute difficulties, most notably in the form of union-busting techniques by
