Participatory Economics - Work in A Participatory Economy

Work in A Participatory Economy


Organized labour
The labour movement New Unionism · Proletariat
Social Movement Unionism · Socialism
Syndicalism · Anarcho-syndicalism
Timeline
Labour rights Child labour · Eight-hour day
Collective bargaining
Occupational safety and health
Trade unions Trade unions by country
Trade union federations
International comparisons
ITUC · IWA · WFTU
Labour parties Labour Party (UK)
Labour Party (Ireland)
Australian Labor Party
New Zealand Labour Party
List of other Labour parties
Academic disciplines Industrial relations
Labour economics
Labor history · Labour law

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