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2 weeks ago
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2023 Annual Report
by Trenton Elsely climate and just transition / collective bargaining and organising / corporate governance and ethical investment / future of work / gig economy / informalisation / technology for trade unions / trade and investment / Transforming unequal gender relations in the world of work
Look back on the highlights from the last year and get inspired by worker organisations changing the world of work for good.
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4 weeks ago
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What can trade unions do about Africa’s growing sovereign debt crisis?
by Hod Anyigba Bretton woods institutions / collective bargaining / economic crisis / inequality / social dialogue / sovereign debt.
A call to advocate for global financial system reforms to help African countries meet debt obligations.
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1 month ago
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Inflation report for trade union negotiators
by George Mthethwa CPI / inflation / inflation monitor / wage bargaining
A snapshot of inflation and some sub-indices from May 2023 to May 2024.
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1 month ago
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Advancing inclusion in the world of work through intersectional analysis
by LRS #pride2024 / discrimination / equity bargaining / homophobia / ILO Convention 190 / inclusion and diversity / LGBTI rights
LRS collaborates with unions to tackle the various forms of discrimination and inequality experienced by LGBTQ+ workers.
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1 month ago
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Leading and mobilising workers in a prolonged strike: Lessons from Kenya’s medical union
by IFWEA collective bargaining and organising / digital communication / online courses / Online Labour Academy / strikes / technology for trade unions
An organiser reflects on a 56-day strike by doctors in the public sector.