Ruined Lives: Blacklisting in the Construction Industry
This report highlights the problem of blacklisting and critically examines the proposed Blacklists Regulations
Federation Viewpoint Autumn 2012 No:1
There is an alternative. Federation Viewpoint details nine of them through articles written by employment law experts, trade unionists and
Labour Law Highlights 2012
An update on employment law and highlights of cases this year that reflect the change in the labour law landscape under the Coalition
Federation News Spring 2012: Meeting the Challenges of Age
This edition focuses on the challenges facing trade unions when it comes to both older and younger workers in the workplace and in unions
On Track With Diversity 2012
ASLEF commissioned this report to investigate the lack of diversity in the rail industry and what can be done to encourage greater
Days of Action: The legality of protest strikes against government cuts
This book considers whether a day of action taking place on a weekday to protest government cuts and austerity could be
Labour Law Review 2011
The authors look at minimum wage, health and safety, whistleblowing, working time, TUPE and discrimination
Equality Act 2010
Aileen McColgan discusses why the Act disappointed those who hoped for a radical shift away from the individually focused provisions it
Fighting Back: resisting ‘union-busting’ and ‘strike-breaking’ in the BA dispute
A dispute between UNITE, BASSA and BA has had massive implications for both the workers involved and British trade unionism
Federation News Spring 2011: Private Enterprise in Public Services
The language of "enterprise" has returned to political debate, in the hope of providing moral and economic justification for unprecedented
Workers in Cuba: Unions and Labour Relations – A 2011 Update
An update to the 2003 edition with an introduction and annex by Steve Ludlam and a foreword from Unite General Secretary, Len
