Publications
Labour Law Review 2008
by Jennifer Eady QC, Rebecca Tuck and Betsan Criddle
Published in September 2008
This year’s edition of Labour Law Review is a timely reminder of how far our framework of law has developed in recent years and how far we still need to go before fairness at work can be achieved. As the authors point out, earlier editions of the Review were slim affairs of around 13 pages, reviewing no more than 50 cases. More recently, the number of cases to be reviewed means it is difficult to keep the Review under 40 pages.
Federation News: Europe at a Crossroads
Executive Editors Mark Bell and Carolyn Jones
Published in August 2008
Equal Pay, Privatisation and Procurement
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By Margie Jaffe, Bronwyn McKenna & Liane Venner
Published in August 2008
Yes to a Referendum? A Labour View
By Bill Wedderburn
Published in March 2008
As the debate on the European Reform Treaty enters the House of Lords, Bill Wedderburn, QC, an ex-President of the Institute of Employment Rights, offers his informed opinion on the Reform Treaty, the draft Constitution and the need for a referendum.
This timely booklet will be of interest to all those wanting to take part in the growing debate about the British people’s right to a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty.
Religious Discrimination at Work
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By Lucy Vickers
Published in February 2008
This booklet, written by Lucy Vickers, an acknowledged expert in the field, critically evaluates the scope of the Employment Equality (Religion and Belief) Regulations 2003 and looks at how the Regulations interact with the European Convention on Human Rights.
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