Election 2015: What’s at stake for work, pay and trade unions?
Submitted by beth on Wed, 18/03/2015 - 17:11
 Contributors: Professor Tonia Novitz, University of Bristol Law School; Professor Ozlem Onaran, University of Greenwich; Dr Lydia Hayes, Cardiff University; Carolyn Jones, Institute of Employment Rights; and James Lazou, Unite the Union. Published in March 2015. |
About the bookThis guide outlines the scale of the fall in living standards since 2008, the explosion of low-wage, insecure work and how working people and their unions have seen their rights attacked. By explaining the link between strong trade unions, widespread collective bargaining and lower inequality the pamphlet suggests short and long term policy interventions that would improve the living standards of working people and begin to steer the economy in a more equitable direction with collective bargaining at its core. You can read and download the election guide here. To buy a hard copy add the publication to your cart using the form below:This website relies on the use of cookies to function correctly. We understand your continued use of the site as agreement to this. |