Labor Websites

Explores the consequences of globalization for ordinary workers in both developed and developing countries, and analyzes initiatives seeking solutions.

Academic journal published by the Centre for Research on Work and Society at York University in Toronto.

An international Non Governmental Organisation working for the interests of small-scale artisanal fishworkers, the collective carries out developmental interventions with fisher-communities around the world.

Building a new movement for full employment at livable wages.

Background information and links on U.S. job training and vocational education policy from the Almanac of Policy Issues.

Homepage for a network of over 40 regional and national groups in the U.S. and Canada fighting for better pay, benefits and working conditions for all workers in temp, part-time, day labor, contract, on-call and independent contractor jobs.

Advocacy group for female exotic dancers attempting to obtain adequate working conditions and civil rights within the sex industry.

Examines the plight of unorganized workers in Asia who lack pensions or old age security.

An overview of the unemployment insurance program in the United States, including benefits paid and federal and state unemployment taxes.

Works to expose labor rights violations around the world and aggressively campaign on behalf of worker activists who have endured the most brutal forms of trade union repression: imprisonment, torture, abduction, and murder.

International movement for the six hour work day, three day weekend and six weeks paid vacation -- with no reduction in pay.

Interactive report about the loss of middle-class jobs in the wake of the Great Recession, the role technology is playing, and possible future scenarios. Your browser does not support the iframe HTML tag. Try viewing this in a modern browser like Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Internet Explorer 9 or later.