Carolyn Jones retirement social - celebrating women making it to the top

Carolyn Jones retirement social - celebrating women making it to the top

Come and celebrate the tenure of one of the labour movements most tenacious fighters, at our TUC social. Music and dancing until late!

By Institute of Employment Rights

Date and time

Starts on Tue, 18 Oct 2022 20:30 GMT+1

Location

The Old Ship Hotel

32-38 Kings Road Brighton BN1 1NR United Kingdom

About this event

Carolyn and her family were aware of the value of trade unions and access to justice, as her father Bill Jones was an illegally blacklisted construction worker. Carolyn worked hard in community campaigns and the trade union movement, and was eventually head hunted to be the Director of the Institute of Employment Rights (IER) by Ken Gill, General Secretary of TASS. Cad oversaw the crucial work of the IER for over 30 years, and worked tirelessly to make the vision of the IER's Executive Committee a reality.

Carolyn retired from the Directorship of the Institute at the end of 2021, but she still plays a vital guiding role as our Senior Vice President.

This social is to celebrate all Cad's hard work, and to celebrate women making it to the top in the trade union movement. There will be a short presentation at the start. A buffet will be provided. The MIB band will be playing us out until the early hours too, so we can dance the night away. Come and join in the fun!

The social has been put together by the IER and the GFTU, and has been kindly sponsored by Morrish Solicitors and Old Square Chambers.

Organised by

The Institute of Employment Rights is a think tank for the labour movement and a charity. We exist to inform the debate around trade union rights and labour law by providing information, critical analysis, and policy ideas through our network of academics, researchers and lawyers.

We were established in February 1989 as an independent organisation to act as a focal point for the spread of new ideas in the field of labour law. In 1994 the Institute became a registered charity.

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