Keith Ewing
Collective redundancy consultation cut a miserable Christmas present to the UK workforce
19 December 2012
By Keith Ewing
President of the IER Keith Ewing writes about the miserable circumstances that could befall many of the UK's workforce this New Year.
CLASS: working for the labour movement
03 October 2012
By Rachel Yates & Carolyn Jones
As the Labour Party determines its policy going into the next general election and conference delegates ponder the meaning of "predistribution" and the likelihood of “responsible capitalism”, there is an overwhelming sense that another world is possible.
Days of Action
As the TUC opens its discussion for 2012, this IER Briefing from Keith Ewing and John Hendy argues that increased protest action against government austerity measures are defendable in Court with reference to the European Convention on Human Rights.
Beecroft report "hastily drafted, ill-thought out and weakly reasoned"
24 May 2012
Professor Keith Ewing, President of the IER
Even the limited rights of British workers are too much for the Tories and very rich Tory donors such as Adrian Beecroft, the pay-day loan merchant who now advises Cameron on how to sack workers.
Has Monti resolved Viking and Laval?
16 March 2012
Keith Ewing says there "is nothing of merit" in the first draft Monti 11 Regulation
Osborne and Cable stack tribunal odds against workers
George Osborne announced at the Conservative Party Conference that from April 2012 workers will have to be employed for two years instead of one year to qualify for unfair dismissal protection.
21 November 2011
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