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INTERVIEW: Why the AFL-CIO both sits at the table and marches in the streets

Trade unions know our labour system is broken. But how can we make it work again?

By Cathy Feingold

/ 26 Nov 2020

INTERVIEW: Why the AFL-CIO both sits at the table and marches in the streets

From #metoo to a global convention on sexual harassment at work

We need a binding global convention on violence and harassment in the world of work.

By Cathy Feingold

/ 29 May 2018

From #metoo to a global convention on sexual harassment at work

We need a binding global convention on violence and harassment in the world of work.

By Cathy Feingold

/ 29 May 2018

National trade unions in a globalised world

Transnational bargaining, corporate accountability, and a full revamp of the global labour architecture – these are the challenges facing unions as they seek to address exploitation in global supply chains.

By Cathy Feingold and Penelope Kyritsis

/ 26 Jul 2017

National trade unions in a globalised world

Transnational bargaining, corporate accountability, and a full revamp of the global labour architecture – these are the challenges facing unions as they seek to address exploitation in global supply chains.

By Cathy Feingold and Penelope Kyritsis

/ 26 Jul 2017

A binding convention on decent work: the first step to workers' rights

POLICY DEBATE: Law is nothing without enforcement, and no better compliance monitor exists than the workers' themselves, argues Cathy Feingold of the AFL-CIO.

By Cathy Feingold

/ 13 Sep 2016

A binding convention on decent work: the first step to workers' rights

Voices from the supply chain: an interview with Cathy Feingold

At this year's International Labour Conference, BTS interviewed US labour leader Cathy Feingold.

By Cathy Feingold

/ 25 Jul 2016

Voices from the supply chain: an interview with Cathy Feingold

At this year's International Labour Conference, BTS interviewed US labour leader Cathy Feingold.

By Cathy Feingold

/ 25 Jul 2016