Browse Items (672 total)

Speech by Liam Connellan, Director General of the Confederation of Irish Industry, to Dublin Diplomatic Association at Jury's Hotel, Ballsbridge

Working for justice, which includes eleven case studies of recent low wage worker organizing campaigns in Los Angeles, makes the case for a distinctive ‘L.A. Model’ of union and worker centre organising. The organised labour movement in Los…

Worker's participation: Current Research and Future Trends, volume 16 of research in the sociology of work, offers cutting-edge research on the character and implications of workplace participation. Written by some of the leading scholars in the…

Work and Workers offers a map of how telecommunications technology has changed both the nature of the workplace and the nature of work over recent decades.

Work and Workers offers a map of how telecommunications technology has changed both the nature of the workplace and the nature of work over recent decades.

Work and Workers offers a map of how telecommunications technology has changed the workplace and work over recent decades.

A speech given by Liam Connellan, Director General of the Confederation of Irish Industry, at a seminar held by The National Federation of Business & Professional Women's Clubs of the Republic of Ireland at Downshire House, Blessington.

Speech by Liam Connellan, Director General of the Confederation of Irish Industry at CII Dublin West Regional Meeting at the Hermitage Golf Club

A speech given by Liam Connellan, Director General of the Confederation of Irish Industry at the Adult Education Students' Congress, University College Cork.

Recent years have seen the emergence of what is variously referred to as ‘the new working class’ or even ‘the new middle class’. This new class is largely centered on the ever-increasing number of technical, supervisory and lower managerial…

Thomas’ work proposes reforms and an envisioned future of a labour-governed Britain. Addressing critical issues from the workers’ rights, nationalism, to social welfare. The book displays Thomas’ own vision of a progressively equitable society.…

Should money be automatically levied for the labour party from a union member unless he formally contracts out of it?

Should our exports be jeopardized because a couple of trade unions are pursuing a vendetta over demarcation or poaching? …