In Conflicting Commitments, Shannon Gleeson goes beyond the debate over federal
immigration policy to examine the complicated terrain of immigrant worker rights. Federal …

Over the past decade, collective bargaining in Ontario–and Canada as a whole–has come
under increasing pressures from “back-to-work” legislation, neoliberal austerity (eg, the …

Many peak unions are in crisis, their traditional reliance on economic or political exchange
with employers and the state undermined through falling union membership and the …

This article applies the tenets of bureaucratic incorporation theory to an investigation of
bureaucratic decision making in labor standards enforcement agencies (LSEAs), as they …

Religion‐labour alliances, like other faith‐based and religious organisations, raise
questions about the invocation of religion to establish moral authority and political legitimacy …

Labor-community engagement—often called social unionism—has a long history, but it and
academic attention to it have been growing since 1980. This article examines one …

This chapter presents an institutional analysis of two organizations established by union
members to give labor a voice in regional economic development in western New York …

This dissertation analyzes post-Fordist social movement coalitions between labour,
community and environmental groups that responded to, but also helped constitute …

An analytical framework has been developed in order to enhance our ability to interrogate
and understand the critical factors for successful union–community coalitions. The …