Union Organizing: Campaigning for trade union recognition

This book features contributions exploring the history of union organizing, the contemporary situation and providing comparative dimensions. It examines the attempts by trade unions to secure the rights of representation and negotiation for their members over terms and conditions of employment by campaigning for union recognition. It analyses how trade unions are attempting to use a more favourable environment to rebuild their influence at work and in society. The book is illustrated with key case studies and vignettes reflecting a wide range of sectors and embracing diverse labour processes.