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Network Journal 2003 Issue 4 |
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Book advice X 3
The Labour Research Department (LRD) has produced three new booklets to help union reps.
A new updated guide sets out the main principles of the new statutory contract of employment laws introduced over the last few years.
Contracts of employment - a legal guide, explains the main principles of contract law and uses examples from case law to explain the rights that employees have under the contract.
The LRD has produced a new guide to the amendments to the Working Time Regulations, introduced in the summer.
Working time - a guide to the regulations, explains all the changes to the regulations since they were introduced in 1998, showing how rights such as the maximum 48-hour week, 20 days' paid holiday and regular rest breaks work in practice.
Is your employer snooping on you? The LRD's new guide will help union reps to protect workers' privacy.
The LRD has produced a new guide to explain what privacy rights workers have in the workplace.
The new booklet Monitoring and surveillance - a guide to privacy at work, provides a comprehensive overview of surveillance and performance monitoring technology; telephone, internet and email monitoring; employee records and rights of access to files, as well as pre-employment and health screening.
All books are available from LRD, 78 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8HF, 020 7928 3649. www.lrd.org.uk.
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