Released today to order : The political attack on workplace representation - a legal response
This brand new publication from Professor Keith Ewing - President of the IER - and Alan Bogg provides a legal response to the government ' s attempts to quash union representation in the workplace through such policies as cutting facility time .
The book is highly recommended for trade unions and their members and is available to those who belong to a union at just £ 10 compared with £ 40 for others .
We expect this publication to be extremely popular so make sure you order your copy now ahead of the official publication date of June 1st 2013 .
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claim unfair dismissal , and the right to request flexible working and traded for a meagre amount of shares in organisations across the country . At best , and as some who are optimistic that the scheme will not be widely used by employers have claimed , it is being used to distract from the gradual undermining of workers ' rights in other areas .
The Institute of Employment Rights is currently working on a resource to outline the changes brought by both the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill and the Growth and Infrastructure Bill , which will bring expert critique , legal facts , and alternative ways forward together in one document .
This week we have support a campaign against Legal Aid Cuts and released two new publications - which are already flying off the shelves .
Read on to find out more .
Now published : Access to justice in employment disputes : surveying the terrain
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Workers around the world are suffering from and struggling against the impact of austerity measures imposed on them by governments , financial bodies and employers . At the same time , the rights of trade unions to represent their members and negotiate collective agreements are under attack around the globe .
This publication has now been published and is available to trade union members for just £ 8 per copy