Employment Tribunals: Their Growth and the Case for Radical Reform

15 November 2002
Research

Employment Tribunals: Their Growth and the Case for Radical Reform

J. R. Shackleton
15 November 2002

Professor Shackleton examines the role of employment tribunals and considers whether they can be justified in present day conditions

Employment tribunals began life as industrial tribunals in the mid 1960s. Since then, their jurisdiction has expanded considerably under the … Continue reading “Employment Tribunals: Their Growth and the Case for Radical Reform”

Trade Unions: Public Goods or Public ‘Bads’?

15 January 1978
Research

Trade Unions: Public Goods or Public ‘Bads’?

Lionel Robbins, Charles G. Hanson, John Burton, Cyril Grunfeld, Brian Griffiths, Alan Peacock, Lord Scarman and others
15 January 1978

Distinguished economists discuss the impact of organised labour on the British economy

In this collection of papers from the late 1970s, some of Britain’s leading economists and lawyers discuss the economic impact … Continue reading “Trade Unions: Public Goods or Public ‘Bads’?”