Roger Jeary
Boris threatens EU protection for workers' rights
05 December 2012
By Roger Jeary
The EU may not be perfect, but we should not allow the Conservative Party to drive skeptics toward abolishing the only protection some of our workers' rights have.
Family friendly rights no substitute for workers’ rights
14 November 2012
By Roger Jeary
Nick Clegg has proudly announced the government will make "improvements" to parental leave, allowing fathers to share mothers' maternity leave. But is this as good a deal as the Deputy Prime Minister wishes to make out?
CBI boss now comes for the unions
25 October 2012
By Roger Jeary
Deputy Director-General of the Confederation of British Industry Nathan Bentley has trained his sights on trade unions.
Employee owner status – Business democracy or Beecroft by the back door?
24 October 2012
By Roger Jeary
The government is pretending to offer employee enfranchisement through their shares for employment rights proposals, but all they are doing is making it easier for employers to fire their workforce at the drop of a hat.
The government's wholly unequal response to issues of equality
12 October 2012
By Roger Jeary
The government's pretense of a consultation has ended in a decision that willfully ignores the views of the majority of respondents - unless, of course, they happen to represent the private sector
Employment law experts blast Coalition's ideological attacks
11 October 2012
By Roger Jeary
Roger Jeary, a delegate at the IER’s recent sell-out Employment Law Update 2012 conference, reports on the event.
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