Professor John Hendy QC, Honorary Professor at UCL Laws, nominated for peerage in honours list

UCL Laws is delighted to announce that Professor John Hendy QC has been nominated for a peerage. John Hendy QC is one of three peerage nominations by Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn.

Professor Hendy QC is a Honorary Professor in Labour Law at UCL Laws, and is a leading labour law barrister and QC practicing from Old Square Chambers, Gray’s Inn, London. He is also Chairman of the Institute of Employment Rights.

Professor Alison Diduck, Vice-Dean (Staffing) at UCL Laws, commented:

“On behalf of the Faculty, I would like to extend my warmest congratulations for this uniquely important and prestigious achievement. This is a recognition of a lifetime of commitment and assistance to this country's labour and trade union movement, both as a labour law barrister and QC, and as an activist and published academic author. Professor Hendy’s affiliation to UCL as an Honorary Professor is a great privilege for the Faculty and for our students.”

View the full list of Resignation Honours 2019