Lucien van der Walt, 2015, From Living Wage to Working Class Counter-power, South African Labour Bulletin, 39(2), pp 35-39.
This blog lists new articles by members of the Research Committee 44 on Labour Movements.
Friday, 14 August 2015
Thursday, 6 August 2015
Work, Employment and Society e-special on the Transformation of Work and Industrial Relations in the post-Soviet Bloc
Martin Upchurch,Richard Croucher, Hanna Danilovich, Claudio Morrison (eds.). 2015. The Transformation of Work and Industrial Relations in the post-Soviet Bloc: 25 years on from 1989, Work, Employment and Society, e-specials.
Chinese Labor Protests and Trade Unions - a book chapter by Jenny Chan, Pun Ngai and Mark Selden
Jenny Chan, Pun Ngai, and Mark Selden. 2016. “Chinese Labor Protest and Trade Unions”, in The Routledge Companion to Labor and Media, edited by Richard Maxwell. New York: Routledge, pp. 290-302.
Monday, 6 July 2015
Ch. Tilly, M.M. Salas, H. Sarmiento on precarious work in construction in Guatemala and Costa Rica
Chris Tilly, Minor Mora Salas, Hugo Sarmiento. 2015. Precarious work in construction in Guatemala and Costa Rica. AFL-CIO Solidarity Centre.
Robert J.S. Ross on the situation in the global garment industry
Robert J.S.Ross. 2015. Why Voluntary Standards Won't Make the Global Garment Industry Safer, The American Prospect, June 8, 2015.
Robert J.S.Ross. 2015. Two Years After the Rana Plaza Disaster, Are Reforms Real?, The American Prospect, April 23, 2015.
More information on the situation in Bangladesh garment industry:
Robert J.S.Ross. 2015. Two Years After the Rana Plaza Disaster, Are Reforms Real?, The American Prospect, April 23, 2015.
More information on the situation in Bangladesh garment industry:
Friday, 3 July 2015
Bridget Kenny on retail, the service worker and the polity
Bridget Kenny. 2015. Retail, the service worker and the polity: attaching labour and consumption, Critical Arts, 29(2): 199-217.
Sunday, 14 June 2015
Edward Webster on the shifting boundaries of industrial relations
Edward Webster. 2015. The shifting boundaries of industrial relations: Insights from South Africa. International Labour Review, 154, (1) 27-36.
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