Building Collective Power

Informal Workers in the Developing World: Organizing in the Global EconomyNew Labor Forum

Certification of Occupational Skills

This document emphasizes the transformation of the waste management model and the labor certification process, which is a recognition of...

Reclaiming the World’s Waste: Waste Pickers Organizing for Inclusion

The unexpected power of informal workers in the public square: A comparison of Mexican and U.S. organizing models

Abstract: Street vendors in Mexico and day laborers in the United States, both groups of informal workers who labor in public space, face...

Globalization and Economic Reform as Seen From the Ground: SEWA’s Experience in India

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Voice Regulation in the Informal Economy and New Forms of Work

Abstract:This paper draws comparisons between the situation of Black workers in Apartheid South Africa and workers in the contemporary South...

Women, Gender and the Informal Economy: An Assessment of ILO Research and Suggested Ways Forward

Out of the Shadow: Organising Domestic Workers Towards a Protective Regulatory Framework for Domestic Work

Report of the conference organized by ETUC, IRENE, and PICUM, Brussels, 14-15 April 2005, edited by Celia Mather.

Informal workers Organising and Representation (In Central and Eastern Europe).

Options for Organizing Waste Pickers in South Africa

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