Labour Law Highlights 2014
The biggest change felt this year was the 2013 introduction of fees in employment tribunals, but no party has committed to repealing
Trade Unions and Economic Inequality
Are trade unions relevant in 21st century Britain? This and many other questions are answered by the authors of this timely and well presented
Re-regulating Zero Hours Contracts
Zero-hour contracts are highly profitable for employers, but lead to insecurity of income and low pay for
TUPE 2014
How effective are TUPE protections for outsourced workers following changes introduced in January
Bolivarian Venezuela: sustained progress for workers’ rights
This publication explores the Venezuelan labour law introduced by Hugo Chavez on 01 May
Labour migration in hard times: Reforming labour market regulation?
A collection of papers by the UK's leading experts on labour migration on the exploitation of migrant workers and the need for labour law
Labour Law Highlights 2013
An update on employment law and highlights of cases this year that reflect the change in the labour law landscape under the Coalition
Reconstruction after the crisis: a manifesto for collective bargaining
This publication presents evidence-based policy proposals for the state encouragement of collective
The political attack on workplace representation – a legal response
Legal experts respond to the Tory-led Coalition's attack on worker representation in this timely
Access to justice in employment disputes: surveying the terrain
Part of a two-and-a-half year project by researchers at the University of Bristol, this book critiques employment tribunals and
The Right to Strike: From the Trade Disputes Act 1906 to a Trade Union Freedom Bill 2006
This book tells the story of the Trade Disputes Act 1906, in celebration of its centenary, and discusses the impact of the Trade Union Freedom
Justice Deferred: a critical guide to the Coalition’s employment tribunal reforms
This publication offers a chilling reminder of the extent to which access to justice is being systematically shut down by the Coalition
