8th Critical Labour Studies Symposium

The Critical Labour Studies (CLS) symposium aims to bring together researchers and activists to discuss key features of work and employment from a radical and labour-focused perspective. It attempts to provide a link between the activities of trade unionists, and university, and other researchers, which allows a broader and critical debate to emerge. Conference Programme: - Privatisation and Trade Unions - Working Class Movement Library - Casualisation and the Academy - Archiving Alternatives - Community Alliances and Unorganised Labour - The Labour Movement: Boundaries and Solidarities - Working Class Movement Library Guided Tour - he Global Labour Institute: Informal Economy Workers and the International Trade Union Movement - Neoliberal Disciplining and Policy - Labour's Fringes: Forced Labour