After many years of indifferent decline, trade union membership is now being revitalised. Strategies known as union organizing are being used to recruit and re-energize unions around the globe. This book considers exactly how trade unions are working to do this and provides a much needed evaluation of these rebuilding strategies. This chapter examines how the CWU pursued a partnership agreement with the new outsourcing employer, Vertex, and it was October 2002 before the 1,000-strong workforce in their Glasgow and Birmingham call centers received the opportunity to vote (overwhelmingly) for representation by the CWU
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to reflect on how the UK’s Trade Union Congress, in the 150th ...
This article provides a brief evaluation of the state of workplace union reps ’ organization in Brit...
The Employment Relations Act 1999 seemingly presented UK unions with an opportunity to reverse their...
As trade unions have declined, a representation gap has appeared in British workplaces over the past...
Attempts to revitalize trade unions in the UK have had mixed results, leading to calls for more radi...
In 1995 Unison implemented a National Recruitment Plan, and, in 1997, a National Organizing and Recr...
Against the background of a deep crisis in trade union representation, the authors seek to determine...
As trade unions have declined, a representation gap has appeared in British workplaces over the past...
Since the mid-1980s the Australian trade union movement has started to confront the issue of declini...
The concept of an “organizing model” of trade unionism has shaped union strategies for revitalizatio...
The article considers the strategies of trade unions towards the representation of call centre worke...
Declining trade union density in Australia and overseas has been an issue of concern to the trade un...
In looking at call centre work, where jobs are notoriously easy to shift from one place to the next ...
This article approaches the subject of trade union community-based organising from the perspective o...
The Employment Relations Act 1999 seemingly presented UK unions with an opportunity to reverse their...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to reflect on how the UK’s Trade Union Congress, in the 150th ...
This article provides a brief evaluation of the state of workplace union reps ’ organization in Brit...
The Employment Relations Act 1999 seemingly presented UK unions with an opportunity to reverse their...
As trade unions have declined, a representation gap has appeared in British workplaces over the past...
Attempts to revitalize trade unions in the UK have had mixed results, leading to calls for more radi...
In 1995 Unison implemented a National Recruitment Plan, and, in 1997, a National Organizing and Recr...
Against the background of a deep crisis in trade union representation, the authors seek to determine...
As trade unions have declined, a representation gap has appeared in British workplaces over the past...
Since the mid-1980s the Australian trade union movement has started to confront the issue of declini...
The concept of an “organizing model” of trade unionism has shaped union strategies for revitalizatio...
The article considers the strategies of trade unions towards the representation of call centre worke...
Declining trade union density in Australia and overseas has been an issue of concern to the trade un...
In looking at call centre work, where jobs are notoriously easy to shift from one place to the next ...
This article approaches the subject of trade union community-based organising from the perspective o...
The Employment Relations Act 1999 seemingly presented UK unions with an opportunity to reverse their...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to reflect on how the UK’s Trade Union Congress, in the 150th ...
This article provides a brief evaluation of the state of workplace union reps ’ organization in Brit...
The Employment Relations Act 1999 seemingly presented UK unions with an opportunity to reverse their...