Blacklisting: the need for a public inquiry (including a Manifesto Against Blacklisting)

A thoughtful account of the many obstacles faced by blacklisted workers in their fight for justice and recommendations on improving the

Europe, the EU and Britain: Workers’ Rights and Economic Democracy

This report documents a meeting of international trade union leaders, including transcripts of each

The Legacy of Thatcherism in European Labour Relations: The Impact of the Politics of Neo-Liberalism and Austerity on Collective Bargaining in a Fragmenting Europe

As the UK prepares to leave the EU, this analysis shines a light on the deleterious effect of the nation's deregulatory influence on the

8 Good Reasons Why Adult Social Care Needs Sectoral Collective Bargaining

Dr Lydia Hayes sets out the lessons learned from her interdisciplinary research into the social care

Labour Law Highlights 2016

Produced against the backdrop of a Brexit vote in the UK and a Trump victory in the USA, it promises to be a bumpy ride

Health & Safety at Work: Time for Change

The Health and Safety Act 1974 is now 50 years old and the authors of this report argue it is no longer fit for

A Manifesto for Labour Law: towards a comprehensive revision of workers’ rights

A Manifesto for Labour Law: towards a comprehensive revision of workers’

Access to Justice: Exposing the Myths

In the second of IER’s series of Mythbusters, Andrew Moretta considers the many myths surrounding access to

Labour Law Highlights 2015

A timely summary of the government’s priority labour law policy areas, including the Trade Union

Protect the right to strike: kill the bill

Two leading experts on trade union rights publish a short but comprehensive overview of the Trade Union Bill and its

The Conservative Government’s proposed strike ballot thresholds: The challenge to trade unions

An indepth analysis of the Conservative governments proposals for the Trade Union Act 2016, with a particular focus on strike

The mythology of business

Ten myths politicians now routinely say without thinking but have very little foundation in reality and are rarely supported by any concrete