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Category Archives: labour movement
The Global Staffroom: exploring COVID-19, social reproduction, and changing relationships to work
In April 2020, the University of Edinburgh Art Collection created a series of three commissions, inviting artists to reflect upon their personal experiences of COVID-19 and to respond to broader themes associated with the period of enforced physical distancing. Manual … Continue reading
Organizing for workers’ rights and the living wage: a view from the US
Living Wage campaigns by low-waged workers in the US have hit the headlines in recent months. How do traditional trade unions and the fast rising “Alt -labor” grassroots movements work together to overcome the tough political and institutional obstacles they … Continue reading
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