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TUC Congress 2023: Day Two

Sep 12, 2023By John's Labour blog

Congress started again on Monday at 9.30.  The ACC Liverpool conference centre is in the Kings docks area and it was a pleasant 10 minute walk from the hotel. Outside the conference centre there was a few people canvassing delegates, selling news …Read more…

Sep 12, 2023John's Labour blog

Giving ‘gig’ workers rights isn’t radical, it would bring the UK up to international ‘norms’

Oct 19, 2018By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

19 October 2018

By John Hendy QC, Professor Keith Ewing and Carolyn Jones

This week has seen ‘gig’ workers and people on zero-hours contracts take a stand against low pay and insecure jobs, with…Read more…

Oct 19, 2018Institute of Employment Rights Blog

Giving ‘gig’ workers rights isn’t radical, it would bring the UK up to international ‘norms’

Oct 19, 2018By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

19 October 2018

By John Hendy QC, Professor Keith Ewing and Carolyn Jones

This week has seen ‘gig’ workers and people on zero-hours contracts take a stand against low pay and insecure jobs, with…Read more…

Oct 19, 2018Institute of Employment Rights Blog

Wage war: Delivering workplace justice through union collective bargaining

Jun 29, 2018By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

29 June 2018

By John Hendy QC, IER Chair

The sole justification for the policies of austerity inflicted on most of the peoples of the world has been that there is a structural deficit in the…Read more…

Jun 29, 2018Institute of Employment Rights Blog

‘Good Work’ the government’s Response to the Taylor Review

Feb 12, 2018By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

12 February 2018

By John Hendy QC, IER Chair and Barrister at Old Square Chambers

It might be hard to imagine that the tedious, barren worthlessness of Matthew Taylor’s Report on ‘Good Work’ could…Read more…

Feb 12, 2018Institute of Employment Rights Blog

Canada plus, plus, plus

Dec 13, 2017By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

13 December 2017
By Professor Keith Ewing and John Hendy QC
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David Davis has suggested that in place of the EU Treaties, the UK’s relations with the EU should be regulated by a deal which is…Read more…

Dec 13, 2017Institute of Employment Rights Blog

Where is workers’ voice in Taylor’s Review?

Jul 11, 2017By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

11 July 2017

By John Hendy QC, IER Chair

Changes to the law to protect the rights of those who work for a living are essential. It is doubtful if the changes proposed by the Taylor Review are…Read more…

Jul 11, 2017Institute of Employment Rights Blog

Why trade union rights are an important factor in the General Election

Jun 8, 2017By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

08 June 2017

As the electorate goes to the polls today, our Chair John Hendy QC and President Professor Keith Ewing, explain why trade union rights are an important factor for workers’…Read more…

Jun 8, 2017Institute of Employment Rights Blog

IER FACT NEWS: What is Sectoral Collective Bargaining?

May 5, 2017By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

05 May 2017

By John Hendy QC and Professor Keith Ewing, Chair and President of the IER

The Labour Party has identified the restoration of Sectoral Collective Bargaining as a key element in its…Read more…

May 5, 2017Institute of Employment Rights Blog

A Letter From London To Our French Comrades

Jun 10, 2016By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

10 June 2016

By John Hendy QC and Professor Keith Ewing

FRENCH workers are now engaged in a historic struggle in defence of their rights. The struggle is international, as workers and trade unions…Read more…

Jun 10, 2016Institute of Employment Rights Blog

Do the Lords have the stomach to fight the Trade Union Bill?

Jan 11, 2016By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

11 January 2016
By John Hendy QC and Professor Keith Ewing, Chair and President of the IER

Today marks the House of Lords coming to grips with the government’s Trade Union Bill. The trade unions are…Read more…

Jan 11, 2016Institute of Employment Rights Blog

Collective Bargaining, What’s It Good For?

May 20, 2015By John's Labour blog

If you really want to tackle low pay and inequality in this country then find out how by watching this video. Read more…

May 20, 2015John's Labour blog

The case for Collective Bargaining

Mar 24, 2015By John's Labour blog

Great Youtube video produced by the Institute of Employment Rights’ featuring Professor Keith Ewing and John Hendy QC.  I don’t think even trade unionists really understand that the most important thing we do is collective bargaining with employer…Read more…

Mar 24, 2015John's Labour blog

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