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2 months ago
Is it time to rethink how we approach collective bargaining?
by admin Actual Wage Rates Database / collective bargaining agreements / wage bargaining / wage bargaining review
Wage trends for 2023 suggest the need for new approaches to collective bargaining.
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2 months ago
Debunking some big and small myths about the national minimum wage
by admin domestic workers / farm workers / impact / national minimum wage / vulnerable work
More than six million people earning the national minimum wage will get a pay rise in March – a development that holds both promise and controversy.
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3 months ago
Five essential resources for union negotiators
by admin AGREED database / bargaining benchmarks / inflation / national minimum wage / sector reports / wage bargaining / wage calculator / wages
Refresh your knowledge and skills on wage bargaining using LRS resources created for trade union negotiators.
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3 months ago
How to build a compelling advocacy campaign for a just transition in the energy sector
by admin advocacy / alliances and coalitions / climate change / energy sector / green economy / just transition / renewable energy
Three things that can make or break a trade union campaign targeting different stakeholders.
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3 months ago
Why empowered workers are vital for reaping the full benefits of AI
by Christy Hoffman automation / collective bargaining / future of work / technology
Employers should collectively bargain with workers to determine the risks of artificial intelligence and implementation and ensure any rewards are shared.