The Institute of Employment Rights (IER) was established in 1989 to combat anti-trade union legislation enacted during the Thatcher era.

It has since created an extensive library of labour law resources with the help of a network of volunteer lawyers, academics, and trade unionists.

The IER aims to develop modern employment laws and offers publications, briefings, and conference papers.

Supporters can subscribe and receive newsletters at www.ier.org.uk.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to the Institute of Employment Rights

00:22 IER's Contributions and Resources

00:58 Support and Subscription Information

Credits:

The IER podcast is sponsored by Thompsons Solicitors.

For Thompsons resources and advice on Trade Union law visit thompsonstradeunion.law.

This podcast is produced for IER by Creative Kin.

To find out more, visit creativekin.co.uk.

Recorded at Creative Kin's London studios.

Studio Producer and Editor: Jason Caffrey

Theme Music: Daniel Jorgensen