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10 months ago
How Food Handlers have influenced my understanding of social innovation
What happens when policy meets lived experience? A reflection on the LRS Colloquium “Food in Schools is a Social Justice Issue.”
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11 months ago
My journey as a care worker and the reality of Community Health Workers
We demand justice, dignity, and recognition for the care work we provide. This is not too much to ask.
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11 months ago
Key takeaway from the ConCourt ruling on parental leave
Equality and dignity in family life are constitutional rights.
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11 months ago
AI is changing who gets hired – what skills will keep you employed?
Success in the age of AI may depend less on technical skills and more on human judgment, adaptability and trust.
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11 months ago
Nine key trade union proposals for G20 leaders
The continental trade union movement urges G20 to prioritise decent work, fair trade and inclusive growth.
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11 months ago
Care workers’ convergence: A festival of stories
Care workers in the Expanded Public Works Programme unite to share experiences, celebrate their work, and build a national platform for collective advocacy.
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11 months ago
AI: All the tech we cannot see
ITUC’s new report on the impacts of artificial intelligence (AI) on working people offers key recommendations for unions to influence AI deployment and regulation.
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12 months ago
Introducing the contract zone in negotiations
This video explores the concept of the contract zone, focusing on the different positions and what needs to align for agreement to be reached.
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12 months ago
How Community Health Workers secured payment of delayed stipends
A feminist approach to mobilising, organising, and sustaining protest action.
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12 months ago
The state of social dialogue in Africa – A trade union perspective
AfCFTA member states must establish mechanisms for meaningful social dialogue and National Implementation Committees that include trade unions, women, youth, and informal economy actors.