Written by Darcy du Toit The Forum invites discussion around a research agenda which is implicit in our name: Centre for the Transformative Regulation of Work. These terms are inclusive, indicating that the agenda is open-ended. ‘Work’ indicates that the inquiry is not limited to employment; it encompasses all forms of work that contribute to […]
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This is a collection of papers
presented at the workshop on European social justice in the Court of
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Bringing together human rights researchers, practitioners and policy-makers from across the globe.
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The Global Labour Journal is a proudly open-access venue for research on global labour studies.
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The IEJ is a progressive think tank based in South AfricaWe provide rigorous economic analysis designed to arm policy-makers and the public with progressive policy options to combat the scourge of poverty, underdevelopment, and inequality in South Africa, the region and the continent.
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The World Cooperative Monitor (WCM) is a project designed to collect robust economic, organizational, and social data about cooperatives worldwide. It is the only report of its kind collecting annual quantitative data on the global cooperative movement. The publication reports on the world’s largest cooperatives and mutuals, or groups of cooperatives and mutuals, including rankings of the Top 300 and sectoral analysis.
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Speaker: Adelle Blackett – Prof. of Law at McGill University, Canada Research Chair in Transnational Labour Law and Development, Centrow Associate. Prof. Blackett served as the lead International Labour Organization (ILO) expert in a treaty-making process for Convention 189 on decent work for domestic workers, and preparing a draft Haitian labour code. Respondent: Kelebogile Khounou – Researcher: Socio-Economic Rights Institute (SERI). Ms
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Engaged research, teaching and advocacy on law and policy to overcome barriers to decent work in a fast changing global environment.
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A think tank for the labour movement