The Institute of Employment Rights Journal is an annual journal published by Pluto Journals to serve the trade union movement in the UK and Commonwealth. It deals with labour law, with most of the authors being labour barristers discussing British and European law.
Print ISSN: 2398-1326 / e-ISSN: 2398-1334
The IER journal is produced annually. It covers educational themes on the existing political and legal landscape of workers’ rights and employment law in the UK. The journal also provides policy proposals for ways in which workers’ rights could be strengthened, as well as highlighting the advantages of re-empowering workers through their representative trade unions.
The Journal’s focus is to inform the debate on employment rights. It also reflects on what a system of rights fit for the 21st century might look like by offering radical policy proposals to reform workers’ rights in the UK. We publish articles that speak to the current problems and opportunities for workers’ rights in the current industrial and political landscape. These articles help to inform trade unionists, academics and labour lawyers on how to navigate the current landscape, as well as ways to reform and change it to benefit workers. Types of articles can be diverse, ranging from articles on health & safety, different systems of collective bargaining, analysing changes to industrial action laws and future policy proposals to strengthen workers’ rights.
The Journal is published once a year in May. The website for the Institute of Employment Rights can be found here.
President
Professor Keith Ewing (UK)
Chair
Lord John Hendy QC (UK)
Treasurer
Geoff Shears (UK)
Director
Carolyn Jones (UK)
The Institute of Employment Rights approaches authors directly for submissions. For queries about the Journal, please see the contact information in the tab.
For enquiries, please contact:
Email: office@ier.org.uk
Tel: 0151 207 5265
The Institute of Employment Rights
4th Floor
Jack Jones House
1 Islington
Liverpool, L3 8EG
Publisher: evek@plutojournals.com
ScienceOpen disciplines: | Labor law |
DOI: | 10.14293/S2199-1006.1.SOR-LAW.CLKCCVM.v1 |