Federation News: Europe at a Crossroads
Following the Viking and the Laval rulings, this series of essays analyses what has happened to the EU and what, if anything, can be done about
Equal Pay, Privatisation and Procurement
This publication looks behind some of the leading equal pay cases and examines the causes of pay
How to Make Corporations Accountable
This book shows how the growing global reach of limited corporate liability not only undermines human rights but also threatens the
Yes to a Referendum? A Labour View
Bill Wedderburn, QC offers his informed opinion on the Lisbon Treaty, the draft Constitution and the need for a
Religious Discrimination at Work
This booklet critically evaluates the scope of the Employment Equality (Religion and Belief) Regulations
The Unorganised Vulnerable Worker: The Case for Union Organising
This publication links the decline in the number of workers covered by a union agreement with an increase in the vulnerability of
Federation News: The Right to Strike: A Summary
A selection of essays from legal and academic experts highlighting the historical, legal and political arguments for a Trade Union Freedom
Providing a service? the new TUPE Regulations 2006
This book sets out the strengths and weaknesses of the new TUPE Regulations in a language and style that’s accessible and easy to
Age Discrimination at Work
An insight into the history and context of age discrimination protections in employment
Federation News: The need for a Trade Union Freedom Bill
On the centenary of the Trade Disputes Act 1906, this edition is dedicated to the 2006 campaign for a new Trade Union Freedom
Labour Law Review 2006
The authors focus on cases they believe have made a significant difference or which provide useful guidance for workers and their
Global Rights in Global Companies: Going for Gold at the UK Olympics
As transnational companies become ever more powerful and national borders increasingly meangingless, are international rights being
