Part 1: Introduction1. The UK Coalition Government 2010-15: An OverviewSteve Williams and Peter ScottPart 2: The Coalition’s Economic, Employment and Labour Market Reforms2. Economic Policy and Employment under the Coalition GovernmentEnda Hannon3. The Coalition’s Youth Employment Policies: Addressing a Structural Challenge?Melanie Simms, Sophie Gamwell, and Benjamin Hopkins4. Welfare-to-work Policy under the CoalitionSteve Williams and Peter ScottPart 3: Employment Relations under the Coalition5. The Coalition Government and the Lifting of the Floor of Individual Employment RightsRoger Welch 6. Equality and Diversity at Work under the CoalitionSimonetta Manfredi7. Protecting Life and Death under the CoalitionPhil James8. Tightening the Grip: The Coalition Government and Migrant WorkersAlex Balch9. Plus ça change: The Coalition Government and Trade UnionsSteve French and Andy HodderPart 4: Reforming the State10. The Coalition Government and Employment Relations in the Public ServicesPeter Scott and Steve Williams11. Deciphering the Coalition’s Big Society: Issues and Challenges for Work and Employment RelationsBrian AbbottPart 5: The Coalition and Employment Relations: Perspectives and Prospects12. Employment Relations under Coalition Government in PerspectiveSteve Williams and Peter Scott13. Employment Relations under Coalition government: Reflections, Legacy and ProspectsSteve Williams, Peter Scott, and Roger Welch