What will Employment Law in 2034 look like? Looking forward to sharing my thoughts with the ELA this week.

The last resident and his cat, Nashville Street, Ordsall, Salford, 1977, by Carole Burtonwood. salford.ac.uk/news/the-moder…

Structural Injustice & the Law co-edited w/
Jo Wolff coming out UCL Press
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With chapters by Lea Ypi Colm O'Cinneide George Letsas Dr Maeve McKeown Hugh Collins Alan Bogg Nicola Lacey, Vanessa Munro Beth Watts-Cobbe Lynne McMordie, Jude Browne Guy Mundlak

The UK Parliament is currently debating a Renter's Reform bill that includes proposals to eliminate ‘no-fault’ evictions.

Bristol Law School expert Dr @edkirtondarling has worked to improve these proposals.

Here are the key things you need to know about the bill 🧵

It’s taken a long time to write - but now in print!

Cynthia Estlund and Alan Bogg posted an interesting new paper: 'Between Authority and Domination: Taming the Managerial Prerogative.'

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We’re delighted to have signed a MOU with Singapore Management University Yong Pung How School of Law! SMU Yong Pung How School of Law

The MOU will pave the way for innovative collaboration between staff and students at both schools.

📷Head of School Prof Catherine Kelly with Dean Pey Woan Lee

Calling all law ECRs: a great opportunity to present and get proper, detailed feedback on a paper.

Delighted that our book on the lives of EU migrant workers in Great Yarmouth now published. Great support by Bristol Uni Press Economic and Social Research Council UK in a Changing Europe. Very grateful to all our interviewees, especially to GYROS 🧡 and its staff, including the artist for the cover. bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/low-paid-eu-mi…

CG Jung, Psychology and Alchemy

My new report out today – the first in a two-year research programme into precarious work here at Resolution Foundation, supported by Unbound Philanthropy – looks at employers’ use of variable-hours and temporary contracts. A thread on some key findings 🧵 … resolutionfoundation.org/publications/f…

Kicking off our event, Hannah Slaughter notes that one-in-eight workers across Britain are employed on a flexible contract. That's almost four million workers in total (and doesn't include self-employed workers - who have different arrangements altogether).

Trade, Labour and Sustainable Development – Leaving No One in the World of Work Behind | Elgar Online: The online content platform for Edward Elgar Publishing congrats ⁦Tonia Novitz⁩ on this super important book! elgaronline.com/monobook/book/…

Super excited that our book is now out! Catherine Barnard Fiona Costello 🧡

📚Bristol Uni Press has published 'Low-Paid EU Migrant Workers: The House, The Street, The Town' by Catherine Barnard (@TrinCollCam), Fiona Costello 🧡 (@StEdmundsCam) & Sarah Fraser Butlin (@Selwyn1882), exploring EU migrant workers in the UK following Brexit & C19:

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Wonderful to see this new book on Low Paid EU Migrant Workers by Catherine Barnard Fiona Costello and & Sarah Fraser Butlin as part of the series on Law and Social Justice.

For more info on our series (coedited with Alan Bogg), see here:

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The Unprincipled Society was an exceptional book, and it had a significant influence on my own intellectual development in using civic republican ideas to think about labour law reform.

Child in a back alley, Manchester, 1972, by Nick Hedges. (What I would have called a back entry).

.Tonia Novitz's new book on labour, trade and sustainable development is out! No doubt will soon become a touchstone in the area.

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An outstanding addition to the BUP series on law and social justice.