Titlebook: Community Unionism; A Comparative Analys Jo McBride,Ian Greenwood Book 2009 Jo McBride and Ian Greenwood 2009 community.education.labor mar

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Using Their Sword of Justice: The NSW Teachers Federation and its Campaigns for Public Education Betwork for understanding coalition unionism, and then uses it to explore the development and contours of a successful four year coalition between the New South Wales Teachers Federation (NSWTF), parent and principal organisations in NSW Australia.

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th the community and local labour markets. Providing a conceptual overview of the term, the book uses international case studies and draws on faith-based organizations to explore the issue.978-1-349-36421-3978-0-230-24218-0

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Polish Migrant Workers in the North — New Communities, New Opportunities? as constituting the largest ever single wave ethnic group to enter the UK. Significant here, is that many Polish workers are employed in low wage work in sectors such as food processing (Border and Immigration Agency, 2007). Further, given their numbers it is not surprising to find these workers also spread into other areas of the labour market.

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Introductionven initially by debates in the US and now more widely, it is argued that the future of the labour movement rests in the local community and specifically on the fate of local labour markets. Now a global debate addressing local exemplars, discussion of the future of what has been termed ‘Community U

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Now That the Work is Done: Community Unionism in a Post-Industrial Contexthin the working classes of industrial societies, as both trade unions and trade unionists were dependent upon capitalist employers: the trade unions for recognition and a role as negotiators; trade unionists for employment. In spite of these warnings, the British working classes preferred trade unio

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Strategies in Search of Structures: The Real World of Community Unionism in Relation to Black and MiME) Communities in the United Kingdom. It presents three cases which outline some of the ways trade unions have engaged with local communities. It does not claim to present a representative set of cases. However, the chapter uses the cases to formulate a series of arguments. The first is that there