2757:, p. 38:Pitt's measures for carrying through this policy of repression were skilfully designed. We have seen how he rooted out the Corresponding Societies, and killed for a generation even the middle-class movement for reform. Legal persecution, backed up by the evidence of spies and informers, and by counter-propaganda subsidised by the State, was adequate for this purpose. The factory and mining districts had to be held down by more vigorous methods. In addition to sending into every working-class body that could be found spies, informers, and even provocative agents, and so disrupting the working-class movements, because no man in them knew whether he could trust his neighbour... he built barracks at strategic points throughout the country, and used his concentrated military force in order to overawe the people.
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and protests are becoming our everyday tools, just as strikes, demonstrations and union organization became yours to insure that bargaining power genuinely existed on both sides of the table Our needs are identical to labor's needs: decent wages, fair working conditions, livable housing, old age security, health and welfare measures That is why the labor-hater and labor-baiter is virtually always a twin-headed creature spewing anti-Negro epithets from one mouth and anti-labor propaganda from the other mouth.
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laissez-faire policy, labourers expressed their discontent in the form of the first large scale strikes in the new factory districts. Agitation did not end until it was agreed that weavers would receive a 20% increase in wages. In 1813 and 1814 Parliament would repeal the last of the apprentice laws which had been intended to protect wage rates and employment, but which had also fallen into serious disuse many decades before.
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without the continuous technological and international trade pressures during the
Industrial Revolution, these trade unions remained sporadic and localised only to certain regions and professions, and there was not yet enough impetus for the formation of a widespread and comprehensive labour movement. Therefore, the labour movement is usually marked as beginning concurrently with the Industrial Revolution in the
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regions and professions. These early trade unions were fairly small and limited in scope and were separated from unions in other geographical areas or unions in other professions. The unions would strike, collectively bargain with employers, and, if that did not suffice, petition parliament for the enforcement of the
Elizabethan statues. The first groups in England to practice early trade unionism were the
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Labour festivals have long been a part of the labour movement. Often held outdoors in the summer, the music, talks, food, drink, and film have attracted hundreds of thousands of attendees each year. Labour festival is a yearly feast of all the unionism gathering, to celebrate the fulfillment of their
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of 1795 which made certain words acts of treason, limited public gatherings to fifty people or fewer, and enforced licensing for anyone who wanted to speak in a public debate or lecture hall. In 1797 the L.C.S was outlawed by parliament, temporarily crushing the
British labour movement. Additionally,
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There is no record of enduring trade unions existing prior to the 18th century. Beginning from 1700 onward there are records of complaints in the United
Kingdom, which increase through the century, that show instances of labourers "combining" together to raise wages had become a phenomenon in various
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Negroes in the United States read the history of labour and find it mirrors their own experience. We are confronted by powerful forces telling us to rely on the good will and understanding of those who profit by exploiting us They are shocked that action organizations, sit-ins, civil disobedience
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in 1555 who asserted that the owners were "giving much less wages and hire for weaving of clothes than they did in the past." This legislation was intended to ensure just compensation for workers throughout the country so they could maintain a "competent livelihood". This doctrine of parliamentary
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within the guilds would occasionally act together to demand better wage rates and conditions, and these ad hoc groupings can be considered the forerunners of the modern labour movement. These formations were succeeded by trade unions forming in the United
Kingdom in the 18th century. Nevertheless,
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can be traced back to the 1808 failure of the 'Minimum Wage Bill' in parliament which supporters had seen as a needed countermeasure for the endemic poverty among the working classes of industrial United
Kingdom. After the failure of the Minimum Wage Bill displayed the government's commitment to
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by the mid 18th century. Consequently, from 1760 on, real wages began to fall and food prices began to rise giving increased motivation for political and social agitation. As the guild system became increasingly obsolete and parliament abolished the old medieval labour protections, forswearing
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Labour has been central to the modern globalization process. From issues of the embodied movement of workers to the emergence of a global division of labour, and organized responses to capitalist relations of production, the relevance of labour to globalization is not new, and it is far more
1376:, also known as "On the Condition of the Working Classes," in which he advocated a series of reforms including limits on the length of the work day, a living wage, the elimination of child labour, the rights of labour to organise, and the duty of the state to regulate labour conditions.
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have often been constrained by national borders that have restricted movement of workers. Labour laws are also primarily determined by individual nations or states within those nations. While there have been some efforts to adopt a set of international labour standards through the
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went on strike around 1805, demanding enforcement of the old
Elizabethan laws empowering magistrates to fix wages to meet the costs of living; however, after three weeks the strike was ended when the police arrested the strike leaders. A renewed stimulus to organised labour in the
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responsibility for maintaining living standards, the workers began to form the earliest versions of trade unions. The workers on the lowest rungs found it necessary to organise in new ways to protect their wages and other interests such as living standards and working conditions.
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and named the "Philanthropic
Hercules". Although this enterprise quickly folded, pro-labour political agitation and demonstrations increased in popularity throughout industrial United Kingdom culminating in 1819 with an incident in St. Peter's field, Manchester, known as the
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started to sabotage and destroy the machinery used in textile production. As the industry was still decentralized at the time and the movement was secretive, none of the leadership was ever caught and employers in the
Midlands textile industry were forced to raise wages.
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involvement remained in place until about 1700 at which point the practice of wage regulation began to decline, and in 1757 parliament outright rescinded the
Weavers Act of 1756, abandoning its power of wage regulation and signaling its newfound dedication to
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was possibly the first mass working-class labour movement in the world, originating in England during the mid-19th century between 1838 and 1848. It takes its name from the People's Charter of 1838, which stipulated the six main aims of the movement as:
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the Craft Guild was looked upon as the representative of the interests, not of any one class alone, but of the three distinct and somewhat antagonistic elements of modern society, the capitalist entrepreneur, the manual worker, and the consumer at
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of the eighteenth century sought to perpetuate those legal or customary regulations of their trade which, as they believed, protected their own interests. When these regulations fell into disuse the workers combined to secure their
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Labor is prior to, and independent of, capital. Capital is only the fruit of labor, and could never have existed if labor had not first existed. Labor is the superior of capital, and deserves much the higher consideration.
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of international union organizations have been established in an attempt to facilitate international collective bargaining, to share information and resources and to advance the interests of workers generally.
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causing an influx of low-skilled labour and a concomitant decline in real wages and living standards for workers in urban areas. Prior to the industrial revolution, economies in Europe were dominated by the
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initiated a reform movement aimed at lobbying parliament into abolishing the anti-union Combination Acts. Unions were legalised in the Combination Acts of 1824 and 1825, however some union actions, such as
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1493:(ILO), international sanctions for failing to meet such standards are very limited. In many countries labour movements have developed independently and represent those national boundaries.
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for many workers. There have been many important labour activists in modern history who have caused changes that were revolutionary at the time and are now regarded as basic. For example,
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Eventually, after Chartism died out, the United Kingdom adopted the first five reforms. The Chartist movement had a lasting impact in the development of the political labour movement.
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which placed the power to regulate wages and employment in the hands of local officials in each parish. Parliament had been responding to petitions made by English
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in 1792. Membership in the society increased rapidly and by the end of the year it may have had as many as three thousand chapters in the United Kingdom.
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there was mass rioting throughout United Kingdom. Many working-class papers started being published and received by a wide audience, including Cobbet's "
2769:, p. 23-24:The Government was thrown into panic by this new working-class radicalism. A whole series of repressive measures were put into operation
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A Short History of the British Working Class Movement: 1789-1947
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significant in shaping the world than is usually recognized.
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3464:, Red and Black Publishers, St Petersburg, Florida, 2007.
3343:, edited by James Melvin Washington, HarperCollins, 1991,
3310:"Tolpuddle Martyrs festival expects record-breaking crowd"
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Economic and political movement seeking to advance workers
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History of the socialist movement in the United States
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tradition which began in 1891 with the publication of
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used mass appeal to workers through public meetings,
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2525:The British Labour Movement, 1770-1920: A History
2393:
2291:Contemporary Political Ideologies: Second Edition
2266:American and British English spelling differences
1669:, several labour parties amalgamated to form the
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3397:
3385:The U.S. labor movement:References and Resources
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876:of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, when
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2364:. Longmans, Green and Company. pp. 16–17.
2335:. George Allen & Unwin LTD. pp. 15–18.
1816:Development of an international labour movement
968:wool workers and the framework knitters in the
892:moved employment to more industrial areas like
754:The labour movement developed as a response to
659:, from their governments. They do this through
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838:History of trade unions in the United Kingdom
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3258:. London: Sage Publications. pp. ix–x.
2904:
2522:Morton, Arthur Leslie; Tate, George (1975).
930:in the 16th century with the passage of the
2938:. Cambridge University Press. p. 127.
2925:
1854:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
1452:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
766:. The early goals of the movement were the
6208:Definition of anarchism and libertarianism
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4327:International comparisons of labour unions
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1935:List of international labour organizations
1403:, better known as "Mother Jones", and the
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1874:Learn how and when to remove this message
1472:Learn how and when to remove this message
1245:who, in 1817, incited and encouraged the
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1925:General Confederation of Labour (France)
1657:briefly formed the world's first labour
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726:Though historically less prominent, the
3559:CEC: A Labour Resource Centre in India
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5211:Spanish Regional Federation of the IWA
3383:Robert N. Stern, Daniel B. Cornfield,
3207:
1684:, following an 1899 resolution by the
1646:in the United Kingdom during 1838–48.
1529:History of Social Democracy in Germany
1407:were important in the campaign to end
1351:International Workingmen's Association
884:jobs disappeared and were replaced as
4411:
3578:
3390:John Hinshaw and Paul LeBlanc (ed.),
2455:from the original on 25 December 2021
2358:Webb, Sidney; Webb, Beatrice (1902).
1642:during the 19th century, such as the
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3440:, Cambridge University Press, 2003,
3322:from the original on 15 January 2022
3160:from the original on 1 February 2023
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1653:. In 1899, the Labour Party for the
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1450:adding citations to reliable sources
1417:
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746:. This is related to the concept of
3549:LabourStart: Trade union web portal
3394:, Amherst, NY: Humanity Books, 2000
2430:A History of British Trade Unionism
2293:. Bloomsbury Academic. p. 83.
2091:Trade unions in Antigua and Barbuda
1720:
1711:History of the cooperative movement
699:(in English-speaking countries), a
291:Workers' right to access the toilet
24:
3424:Labor's story in the United States
3358:
2236:Trade unions in the United Kingdom
1740:
631:is the collective organisation of
25:
6323:
4189:Labour spies in the United States
3537:
3213:
2241:Labor unions in the United States
1630:List of social democratic parties
1595:Labor unions in the United States
1491:International Labour Organisation
1405:National Catholic Welfare Council
1333:In the United Kingdom, the term "
1234:march, which ultimately failed.
934:apprentice laws such as the 1562
6270:
5246:International Conference of Rome
5236:International Conference of Rome
4302:Diversity, equity, and inclusion
2909:. Hogarth Press. pp. 12–14.
2151:Iraqi Federation of Trade Unions
1897:
1824:
1748:
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1422:
1260:which occurred on 16 August 1819
1256:A contemporary depiction of the
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186:Diversity, equity, and inclusion
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4120:Enterprise bargaining agreement
3411:from the original on 2020-09-23
3334:
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3291:from the original on 2021-03-16
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3262:from the original on 2020-09-23
3242:
3230:from the original on 8 May 2015
3172:
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2952:from the original on 2021-09-25
2550:from the original on 2021-12-24
2528:. Greenwood Press. p. 12.
2427:Pelling, Henry (27 July 2016).
2378:from the original on 2021-09-26
1930:Industrial Workers of the World
1810:
1803:"If the Negro Wins, Labor Wins"
1700:
1682:Labour Representation Committee
1608:
1555:
1415:during the early 20th century.
1125:
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5358:Australian Anarchist Centenary
5283:German Revolution of 1918–1919
4372:Occupational safety and health
3224:London Metropolitan University
2310:
2282:
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1290:activities were restricted.
1147:, a new movement known as the
1031:Massacre of St George's Fields
236:Occupational safety and health
231:Occupational safety and health
13:
1:
4997:Decentralized planned economy
4437:
3407:. London: Sage Publications.
2361:The History of Trade Unionism
2275:
1786:general levee strikes in 1892
1551:Labor movement of South Korea
1395:, and the achievement of the
1326:Annual election of Parliament
1316:Pay for Members of Parliament
832:Origins in the United Kingdom
359:Chronological list of strikes
4592:Proletarian internationalism
2206:Trade unions in South Africa
2121:Trade unions in Burkina Faso
1562:Trade unions in South Africa
1496:
1344:
1281:In 1819 the social reformer
1078:Fearful of this new English
1073:London Corresponding Society
1054:London Corresponding Society
914:, roughly around 1760-1830.
901:which had originated in the
695:. They are usually called a
7:
5293:1919 United States bombings
3728:Duty of fair representation
3668:National trade union centre
3369:15, no. 4 (1972): 794–803.
3285:www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
2932:Burwick, Frederick (2015).
2221:Trade unions in Switzerland
1890:
1603:
1304:for all men age 21 and over
719:countries), or sometimes a
10:
6328:
6246:Situationist International
5318:Spanish Revolution of 1936
5176:Self-managed social center
4125:Global Framework Agreement
3462:IWW: A Documentary History
3401:; O'Brien, Robert (2007).
3252:; O'Brien, Robert (2007).
2106:Australian labour movement
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1370:'s foundational document,
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5373:Really Really Free Market
5368:1999 Seattle WTO protests
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3387:, G.K. Hall & Co 1996
2226:Labour movement in Taiwan
2096:Trade unions in Argentina
2042:including art and culture
1735:
1667:Commonwealth of Australia
1634:List of socialist parties
1577:
1507:
1319:An end to the need for a
1193:Weekly Political Register
1186:After the passage of the
861:and excessively detailed.
322:International comparisons
256:Right to rest and leisure
196:Employment discrimination
5363:Carnival Against Capital
5288:Bavarian Soviet Republic
5277:Manifesto of the Sixteen
5171:Radical environmentalism
5120:Independent Media Center
5052:Workers' self-management
4497:Autonomous social center
4307:Equal pay for equal work
4143:Union security agreement
4110:Collaborative bargaining
3759:Social movement unionism
2247:
2231:Trade unions in Tanzania
2191:Trade unions in Pakistan
2171:Trade unions in Maldives
2166:Trade unions in Malaysia
2131:Trade unions in Ethiopia
2116:Trade unions in Botswana
2030:International labour law
1955:Catholic social teaching
1920:Canadian Labour Congress
1566:
1533:
1364:Catholic Social Teaching
1130:The Scottish weavers of
1099:Rev. Thomas Fyshe Palmer
107:Social movement unionism
4992:Cost the limit of price
4134:Mutual gains bargaining
3950:Occupation of factories
3673:Global union federation
3422:Philip Yale Nicholson,
3193:10.1111/1468-229X.12075
3150:"The Chartist movement"
2433:. Springer. p. 8.
2216:Swedish labour movement
2201:Trade unions in Senegal
2156:Trade unions in Ireland
2136:Trade unions in Germany
2101:Trade unions in Armenia
2081:Trade unions in Andorra
2076:Trade unions in Algeria
2071:Trade unions in Albania
1905:Organized labour portal
1584:Swedish labour movement
1573:Labor movement in Spain
1525:Trade unions in Germany
1307:Voting by secret ballot
1060:With the advent of the
918:16th and 17th centuries
701:social democratic party
317:Trade union federations
312:Trade unions by country
5788:Bosnia and Herzegovina
4597:Propaganda of the deed
4587:Prefigurative politics
4577:Participatory politics
4522:Conscientious objector
4312:Exploitation of labour
3990:Organizational dissent
3084:Morton & Tate 1975
3072:Morton & Tate 1975
3048:Morton & Tate 1975
2994:Morton & Tate 1975
2907:A History of Socialism
2890:Morton & Tate 1975
2878:Morton & Tate 1975
2854:Morton & Tate 1975
2815:Morton & Tate 1975
2803:Morton & Tate 1975
2791:Morton & Tate 1975
2767:Morton & Tate 1975
2743:Morton & Tate 1975
2731:Morton & Tate 1975
2719:Morton & Tate 1975
2707:Morton & Tate 1975
2668:Morton & Tate 1975
2582:, p. 19-20: "the
2161:Labour unions in Japan
2086:Trade unions in Angola
1940:Political ideologies:
1808:
1799:Martin Luther King, Jr
1671:Australian Labor Party
1663:six colonies federated
1626:List of Labour parties
1514:Trade unions in Brazil
1383:, such as the two-day
1360:
1321:property qualification
1261:
1057:
819:
216:Freedom of association
87:Exploitation of labour
6236:Libertarian socialism
5353:Kate Sharpley Library
5328:Red inverted triangle
5271:High Treason Incident
5261:Congress of Amsterdam
4667:Voluntary association
4477:Anti-authoritarianism
4467:Anarchist criminology
4462:Anarchist Black Cross
4169:Workers' compensation
4115:Collective bargaining
3769:Members-only unionism
3220:www.unionhistory.info
3216:"Timeline: 1880–1914"
2905:Sally Graves (1939).
2329:Cole, G.D.H. (1952).
2211:Trade unions in Spain
2196:Trade unions in Qatar
2181:Trade unions in Niger
2176:Trade unions in Nauru
2146:Trade unions in India
2141:Trade unions in Ghana
2126:Trade unions in Egypt
2111:Trade unions in Benin
2010:Catholic trade unions
1790:
1593:Further information:
1582:Further information:
1571:Further information:
1560:Further information:
1549:Further information:
1540:Labor unions in Japan
1538:Further information:
1523:Further information:
1512:Further information:
1501:Further information:
1355:
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1212:Reformists's Register
1051:
936:Statute of Artificers
874:Industrial Revolution
836:Further information:
814:
760:Industrial Revolution
744:cooperative ownership
742:, and other types of
740:consumer cooperatives
730:campaigns to replace
671:. In some countries,
661:collective bargaining
641:labour union movement
201:Employment protection
181:Collective bargaining
6277:Anarchism portal
5683:Fictional characters
5166:Radical cheerleading
3779:Open-source unionism
3693:Father of the chapel
3683:Union representative
3187:(5 (338)): 797–818.
3125:Webb & Webb 1902
3060:Webb & Webb 1902
2982:Webb & Webb 1902
2680:Webb & Webb 1902
2636:Webb & Webb 1902
2609:Webb & Webb 1902
2597:Webb & Webb 1902
2580:Webb & Webb 1902
2568:Webb & Webb 1902
2498:Webb & Webb 1902
2486:Webb & Webb 1902
2474:Webb & Webb 1902
2186:Trade unions in Oman
1980:Democratic socialism
1911:Labour federations:
1848:improve this section
1686:Trade Union Congress
1678:British Labour Party
1655:Colony of Queensland
1446:improve this section
1120:1799 Combination Act
734:of the economy with
732:capitalist ownership
728:cooperative movement
562:Industrial relations
551:Academic disciplines
147:National-syndicalism
117:Democratic socialism
18:Trade union movement
6226:Left-libertarianism
5303:Kronstadt rebellion
5241:Trial of the Thirty
5206:Revolutions of 1848
5148:No gods, no masters
4957:Synthesis anarchism
4947:Anarcho-syndicalism
4935:Types of federation
4377:Occupational stress
4231:Demarcation dispute
4214:Anti-union violence
3835:Industrial unionism
3794:Solidarity unionism
3708:Vigilance committee
3688:Clerk of the chapel
2066:National movements
1960:Christian socialism
1950:Anarcho-syndicalism
1805:, December 11, 1961
1680:was created as the
1052:A handbill for the
788:income distribution
784:wealth distribution
736:worker cooperatives
667:, and when needed,
665:sectoral bargaining
142:Anarcho-syndicalism
6178:Anti-globalization
5848:Dominican Republic
5673:Anarcho-punk bands
5333:Labadie Collection
5323:Barcelona May Days
5226:Cantonal rebellion
5160:Property is theft!
5126:The Internationale
5080:Anarchist bookfair
4879:Without adjectives
4734:Schools of thought
4362:Professional abuse
4164:Union wage premium
4138:Pattern bargaining
4070:Solidarity actions
3930:Diversity training
3764:Community unionism
3460:Lenny Flank (ed),
3376:2022-04-06 at the
3367:Historical Journal
2046:Left-wing politics
1760:. You can help by
1262:
1239:agent provocateurs
1058:
1009:friendly societies
826:, December 3, 1861
748:economic democracy
251:Professional abuse
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6256:Spontaneous order
6188:Anti-war movement
5693:Jewish anarchists
5201:French Revolution
5154:Popular education
4930:
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4647:Spontaneous order
4507:Classless society
4405:
4404:
4287:Conflict theories
4282:Four-day workweek
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4093:
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3995:Industrial action
3904:Union co-op model
3848:
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3820:Independent union
3784:Business unionism
3470:978-0-9791813-5-1
3432:978-1-59213-239-3
3156:. UK Parliament.
2535:978-0-8371-7865-3
2440:978-1-349-12968-3
1970:Council communism
1884:
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1644:Chartist movement
1640:European colonies
1620:Political parties
1482:
1481:
1474:
1401:Mary Harris Jones
1272:Peterloo Massacre
1258:Peterloo Massacre
1069:The Rights of Man
1062:French Revolution
1014:In politics, the
890:industrialization
870:
869:
768:right to unionise
681:Political parties
625:
624:
582:Post-work society
411:Solidarity action
221:Legal working age
77:Conflict theories
16:(Redirected from
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6273:
6168:Anti-consumerism
6163:Anti-corporatism
5313:Amakasu Incident
5256:Strandza Commune
5231:Haymarket affair
5132:Jewish anarchism
5074:A las Barricadas
5042:Social ownership
5027:Market socialism
5002:Free association
4962:Union of egoists
4739:
4738:
4672:Workers' council
4662:Union of egoists
4622:Security culture
4532:Decentralization
4527:Critique of work
4432:
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4408:
4292:Critique of work
4267:35-hour workweek
4055:Pen-down strikes
4011:
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3862:Shops and hiring
3859:
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3749:Organizing model
3648:
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3605:Organized labour
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