tuc congress 2012
Len McCluskey shows support for IER at packed fringe meeting
General Secretary of UNITE Len McCluskey joined IER President Keith Ewing and Chair John Hendy QC at the Old Ship Hotel on Kings Road Brighton on Sunday evening for the IER fringe meeting at TUC Congress 2012.
TUC Congress 2012 - The IER and a future that works
New interactive Coalition timelineThe IER has launched a brand new interactive timeline on the Coalition's ideological attack on workers' rights and trade unions. We believe our Coalition timeline is the first free resource of its kind. Use your mouse – or finger on a touchscreen – to move through the last two years of news and debate, following the erosion of workers’ rights by the government since May 2010. Click here to browse our interactive timeline Days of ActionProfessor Keith Ewing and John Hendy QC will be launching their publication Days of Action: The legality of protest strikes against government cuts, at the Sunday Night Special. To order a copy of the book, click here
Federation ViewpointOur Sunday Night Special also features the launch of our brand new journal Federation Viewpoint, which we produce in conjunction with the GFTU. How has an unelected Coalition swindled workers into accepting the pains of austerity, while big business continues to gain? And what alternatives are there to the cuts? |
Fighting austeritySunday 9th SeptemberWorkers and trade unions are eager to fight the dissolution of their rights as outlined by our timeline. Legal experts from the IER will be joined by UNITE General Secretary Len McCluskey at a special fringe meeting at this year’s TUC Congress. Do not miss out on the Sunday Night Special: SpeakersProfessor Keith Ewing John Hendy, QC Len McCluskey LocationThe Old Ship Hotel King’s Road Brighton BN1 1NR RSVP for fish and chip supperIf you would like to book a fish and chip supper for when you attend the free meeting, please email annette@gftu.org.uk |
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