This is a significant increase in trade union membership (up by 192,00 to 6.6 million) and density (up to 22.4 percent from 22 per cent) - but a more combative union movement against the employers and government could massively improve on this
“Remembering the Past, Fighting for the Future” event at the People’s History Museum at which I’m one of the speakers Thursday 7 May 5.30-8.30pm @strike_map
https://t.co/t0w3pI5qTm
NEW 🚨| The latest issue of our workers of the world journal is now out.
This issue focuses on Education, how, what and for whom?
Read and share here:
https://t.co/uvZLx1mcsS
#IASSC#InternationalSolidarity#Education
‘How to beat the boss? Understanding unionisation in the games industry’ - next hybrid @MIRS meeting with Jamie Woodcock and Sarah Bewley 6-7.30pm Thurs 19 March, MMU Business School https://t.co/qMqgjSn3Mu
‘How to beat the boss? Understanding unionisation in the games industry’ - next hybrid @MIRS meeting with Jamie Woodcock and Sarah Bewley 6-7.30pm Thurs 19 March, MMU Business School https://t.co/qMqgjSn3Mu
On the 17th March 2022, P&O Ferries dismissed 786 seafarers. In Episode 6 our podcast, we speak to Seafarer John Lansdown, one of those dismissed. Listen on our Substack,Spotify,Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts. https://t.co/wQpeRR112x
Next @MIRS (hybrid) meeting with the Industrial Law Society - ‘Future Directions in Labour Migration Law and Policy’ with Dr. Manoj Dias-Abey, University of Bristol Law School - Thursday 12 February 6.00-7.30pm - registration link:
https://t.co/Gkml6WXZWa
Next @MIRS (hybrid) meeting with the Industrial Law Society - ‘Future Directions in Labour Migration Law and Policy’ with Dr. Manoj Dias-Abey, University of Bristol Law School - Thursday 12 February 6.00-7.30pm - registration link:
https://t.co/Gkml6WXZWa
📝Call for Articles | #Strikes and Social Conflicts in Hostile Environments.
Invitation to submit articles to our online journal 'Workers of the World'.
🚨Deadline for submissions is Sunday 31 May 2026.
Submission info here: https://t.co/RlyEY4emfW
#IASSC
In Episode 5 of We Can Work It Out, I was joined by Prof Susan Corby, Emeritus Professor of Employment Relations where we explored the history of the UK employment tribunal system. https://t.co/Z5fK0vxpRD #employmenttribunal#ministryofjustice#wecanworkitout#tradeunions
Next @MIRS (hybrid) meeting with the Industrial Law Society - ‘Future Directions in Labour Migration Law and Policy’ with Dr. Manoj Dias-Abey, University of Bristol Law School - Thursday 12 February 6.00-7.30pm - registration link:
https://t.co/Gkml6WXZWa
Book No. 6
Recommended classic texts on the background, dynamics and politics of the 1926 General Strike in Britain in this 100th anniversary year - one book per day
The legendary industrial relations academic Richard Hyman has been interviewed on the theme of ‘Why Power Still Matters: the Past, Present and Future of Work’ - here’s a short excerpt - full version available on Friday @BUIRAonline@EuroJournIR@WorkEqualities@strike_map
A really interesting discussion on the @historyofwork podcast with Professor Ralph Darlington, exploring a turbulent & compelling era of labour relations in the Uk. Enjoy the discussion https://t.co/YOdOjGkbWh.
@irrelations@BUIRAonline@IERUK@LRDunionnews@The_TUC
Joint @WorkEqualities and @MIRS Annual Lecture with Virginia Doellgast (ILR School, Cornell Uni, USA) speaking on ‘Building worker voice and power in AI decisions: Three cases in the German ICT industry’ Thursday 11 Dec 3pm https://t.co/fUIflyXCoF