Join us for the launch of Employment Rights Now

by | Nov 5, 2015 | Events, General

The Australian Institute of Employment Rights celebrates ten years!

To mark this special occasion we are launching a new book, Employment Rights Now: Reflections on the Australian Charter of Employment Rights.
We invite you to join us for a celebration of the AIER and the launch of         Employment Rights Now.  

Thursday, 26 November 2015
6pm to 8pm
at
Monash University Law Chambers
555 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne

The launch will include a discussion on the current state of workplace relations and the work of the AIER over the last ten years featuring:

  • Professor Joellen Riley, Dean of the Faculty of Law at Sydney University
  • Professor Keith Ewing, Professor of Public Law at King’s College London and President of the Institute of Employment Rights in the UK
  • Lisa Heap, Women’s Lead Organiser at Victorian Trades Hall and Executive Director of the AIER from 2007 to 2014.

Please RSVP by Thursday 19 November to admin@aierights.com.au or 03 9647 9111

Now more than ever an independent voice for fairness at work is needed in Australia. The AIER provides a unique voice for fairness at work, grounded in recognition of international labour standards.

We look back proudly on our achievements and influence over public debate in the last ten years, particularly the development of the Australian Charter of Employment Rights and the Australian Standard of Employment Rights.

We are very excited to be releasing Employment Rights Now as another important contribution to public debate on workplace relations. With contributions from some of Australia’s leading workplace relations academics and practitioners,Employment Rights Now reflects on the current state of workplace relations in Australia.

Available for purchase at the AIER 10 year celebration event and through the AIER. Contact us today for your copy!

Join us to celebrate ten years of advocating for fair labour rights. 

The book and launch event have been made possible by the generous support of the National Union of Workers and the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union.