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Abbas, Ghulam |
Pakistan |
Student |
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Abrahams, Marshall |
United Kingdom |
Involved in mapping and research for the purposes of union organising, patricular of the Global Delivery Sector. |
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Adam, Megan |
Canada |
Communications worker |
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Adams, Roy
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Canada
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Former professor of industrial relations, with specialities in international and comparative IR and international labour rights. Founding member and chair of the Society for the Promotion of Human Rights in Employment. Member of the International Labour Rights Commission.
Works with unions to promote recognition of labour rights as human rights, especially with regards collective bargaining. |
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Addai-Poku, Christian |
Ghana |
Teacher |
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Adhikari, Sharad
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Nepal |
Civil servant |
NCSEA |
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Adiv, Assaf |
Israel |
Union national coordinator |
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Aguirre, Rosalinda |
United States |
Union organizer |
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Ahmed, Scarlett |
United States |
Government employee - state labor department |
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Aitken, Kevin
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New Zealand

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Union organiser for the last 12 years, and delegate for 5 before that. Spent time with unions in Australia's building, construction and mining industries, then training in the Australian variant of the organising model. Worked with the EPMU and AUS in New Zealand, using concepts of social capital and helping develop "relational organizing". Currently with MCWU. |

MCWU
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Albert, Michael |
United States |
Publisher and co-ordinator of the left wing network ZNet. Also author of "Parecon: Life after Capitalism" and "Realizing Hope". Michael has worked (with participation from others) to develop the alternative economic and social models known as Parecon (Participatory Economics) and Parsoc (Participatory Society). |
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Ali, Zulfaqir |
Pakistan |
Union information secretary |
PBKLU |
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Alioti, Gianni |
Italy |
Union worker |
FIM-CISL |
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Alzaga, Valerie |
The Netherlands |
Organizing campaign coordinator |
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Anderson, Don |
New Zealand

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Independent IT consultant, former international co-ordinator of the Association of Progressive Communications (APC), co-developer of SafeSpace™, founding member and former Chairperson of PlaNet Internet, developer of Younionize (http://younionize.info) and Converge (http://www.converge.org.nz) among many others. |
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Anderson, Jeremy |
United Kingdom |
Union researcher |
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Anderson, Shanti |
New Zealand |
Casual worker |
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Andrews, Natasha
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United Kingdom

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Natasha runs our FaceBook group. She has been a shop steward, branch chair, young members' rep, communications officer, and vice chair of the National Young Members' Forum. Also activist for age and minimum wage issues, and union negotiator for NATFHE and TGWU. Currently researcher and seminar leader at the University of Kent, teaching industrial relations, including labour law. Working on a project concerning women and management across professions in Kent, studying effects of training, networks and mentoring on the ‘glass ceiling’. |

Unison
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Angel, Ron |
New Zealand |
Union organiser |
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Angell, Richard |
United Kingdom |
Parliamentary and Equalities Manager leading the organisations liaison with the Labour Party, MPs, Minister and Civil Servants, as well co-ordinating the union's Equalities Agenda.
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Anshumali, Amit
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United States |
Student |
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Aparre, Feliciano |
Philippines |
Plumber and union president |
USPA |
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Arachchige, Magadhee |
Sri Lanka |
Executive, ICCSE |
ICCSE |
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Arlofelt, Brian |
Denmark |
Union organizer |
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Armitage, Christine
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United Kingdom
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Director of the UK Partnership Institute, set up by and still linked to national union body, the TUC. The Institute works to build worker participation and influence at enterprise level, and has done pioneering worked with major organisations in the UK and internationally including HBOS, Dfid, the Cabinet Office, the Home Office and Carlsberg. The case studies section of our Online Library contains examples of this work. |
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Arslanoglu, Asalettin |
Turkey |
Unionist |
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Asomugha, Chibuzo |
Nigeria |
Teacher |
ASUP |
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Astolfi, Drew |
United States |
Community organizer |
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Atkinson, Margaret |
Australia |
Union documentalist |
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Atleson, James |
United States |
Professor of international & US labor law |
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Arreola, Valentina |
United States |
Registered nurse |
UNAC UHCP |
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Austen, Jane |
Australia |
Union campaigner |
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Azam, Zia Ullah |
Pakistan |
Union general secretary |
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z |
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Babcock, Ian |
Canada |
University administrator |
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Badhesha, Hardeep |
Australia |
Train guard |
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Baker, Stephen |
Australia |
Union organiser |
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Bainger, Wendy |
Australia |
Community development worker |
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Ball, Matt |
United Kingdom |
Director of Unions21 |
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Ballantyne, Morna |
Canada |
Director of union education |
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Ballinger, Jeff |
United States |
Currently completing a Ph. D. fellowship at McMaster University in Ontario. It was awarded on the basis of work in labor rights research and advocacy three decades evenly split between America and Asia. Has a juris doctor degree from NY Law School. Early in the 1990s, founded the consumer information organization, Press for Change. Using research done in Indonesia, this NGO was among the first to build the anti-sweatshop movement, mainly in the U.S., Europe and Australia. In 2007-8, Jeff taught International Industrial Relations (both grad and undergrad) at Webster University in Vienna. |
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Barker, Sarah |
New Zealand |
Organiser |
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Batchelor, Scott |
Australia |
Union official |
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Baxter, David |
Scotland |
Bus driver |
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Beeman, Mindy |
United States |
Cable splicing technician |
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Beley, Markian |
Canada |
Accountant |
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Bellairs, Mick |
Australia |
Union organiser |
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Benet, Bill |
United States |
Educator/researcher/activist |
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Benner, Chris |
United States |
Professor |
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Bernard, Elaine |
United States |
Labor educator |
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Berry, Joe |
United States
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Labor educator and organizer |
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Berthelette, Eric |
United States |
Master journeyman plumber |
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Bibby, Andrew |
United Kingdom |
Writer, labour journalist |
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Billott, Victor |
New Zealand |
Union communications officer |
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Bird, Annie |
United Kingdom |
Machine operative |
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Bishop, Shawn |
Canada |
Housekeeper |
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Blackadder, Derek
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Canada

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Has worked with the Canadian Union of Public Employees and one of its predecessors since 1989. Before that was active in unions for about 10 years. Worked as an organizer (recruiting new members), an executive assistant, and with for most of his time with CUPE as as servicing representative. Also works towards greater international solidarity between workers and unions through his work in a labour-friendly NGO, and is a senior correspondent with LabourStart. |

CUPE
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Blackmore, Glenn |
Australia |
Union organiser |
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Blackshaw, Liz |
United Kingdom |
Director, TUC Organising Academy |
GMB, UCU, Unison |
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Blum, Ron |
United States |
Freelancer |
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Blum, Rye |
United States |
Community organizer |
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Bolster, Pat |
New Zealand |
National union official |
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Bousquet, Marc |
United States |
Professor and union national councilor |
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Brandon, Cherie |
Australia |
Union organiser |
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Brasch, Walter |
United States |
Journalist / activist |
CWA, APSCUF |
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Brault, David |
Canada |
Private sector teacher |
ETEA |
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Breen, Roy |
United States
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Boiler operator |
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Brelsford, Emma |
Australia |
Union organiser |
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Briskin, Linda |
Canada |
Professor |
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Brisebois, Luc |
Canada |
Local union president, social worker |
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Bristow, David |
New Zealand |
Educator, organiser |
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Bronfenbrenner, Kate |
United States |
Teacher/researcher at Cornell University in the area of union and employer strategies in organizing and bargaining in the global economy. Particularly interested in cross-borders strategies involving unions and NGOs to take on transnational firms and neoliberal supranational bodies such as the WTO, World Bank, IMF etc, that have set the rules that are forcing the race to the bottom worldwide. All work looks at issues of race, gender, and class. Also trains undergraduates in labor research skills so they learn about about corporate power and union strategy, and hopefully get inspired to work with the labor movement or other social justice organizations. |
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Brown, Karen |
Australia |
Researcher |
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Brown, Pamela |
Canada |
Union office manager |
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Brown, Tony |
Australia

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Teacher and researcher, interests centre on adult education and learning especially as applied to social movements including unions, advocacy and activist organisations. Developed a research agenda around Popular Education, Activism & Organising, and commissioned research projects with three national trade unions. Completed his doctorate in 2002 on Australian trade unions' role in training reform and restructuring in the 1980s and 1990s, and since then has published widely in the field. |
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Brulin, Gunnar |
Sweden |
Union journalist |
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Bullock, Doug |
United States |
County legislator |
ACFL |
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Buchanan, Andrea |
Australia |
Union organiser |
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Buchanan, Margaret |
Australia
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Union organiser |
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Budiarti, Indah |
Indonesia |
Union organizing and communications |
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Bulley, Craig |
Australia |
Radio producer |
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Butler, Valerie |
Australia |
Union organiser |
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Butterworth, Jamie |
Australia |
IT specialist |
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Buyukakan, Ismail |
United Kingdom |
Shop assistant, researcher |
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Cabrera, Legna |
United States |
Assistant Director of Labor Programs |
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Cameron, Kirsten |
Australia |
Public servant |
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Campbell Eagles, Lian |
Australia |
Education administration |
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Can, Ilhan |
Colombia |
NGO worker |
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Canel, Tom |
United States |
Union organizer |
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Cardino, Rafael |
Philippines |
Teller |
TOEWU |
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Carpenter, Tim |
United States |
Organizer |
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Chandler-Mills, Dean
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New Zealand

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45 years in the union movement and still smiling. Began as a clerical union delegate in Tubemakers of Australia, and went on to organise workers in local government, theatre, electrical work, and, for the last sixteen years, public services in New Zealand. Has particular experience in local government and uniformed services. |

PSA
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Carpenter, Jeanne |
United States |
Organizer |
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Carruthers, Linda |
Australia |
Union research and education |
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Cavalluzzo,
James |
Canada |
Community social worker/union officer
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Chelliah, Lalitha |
Australia |
Nurse |
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Chinguno, Crispen |
Zimbabwe |
Trade union activist and researcher whose interests are social movements and revolutions, trade unionism, strikes, the sociology of violence, working class consciousness, violence/power, working class agency, globalisation and global governance, work restructuring and labour flexibility. |
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Chiong, Victor |
Philippines |
Union organizer |
AGWWS |
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Chislett, Paul |
Canada |
Retired, student, social justice radio show host |
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Chitty, Ben |
United States |
Librarian |
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Choi, Hae-Lin |
Germany |
Union researcher |
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Clark, Dawn |
United Kingdom |
Trade union officer |
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Clarke, Jack |
United Kingdom |
Union researcher - Organising and Leverage |
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Cochrane, Paul
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New Zealand

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Began work as a public servant in 1983, became union delegate, then officer for the New Zealand Public Services Association (PSA). Worked with the union for the next twenty years, the last five spent as National Secretary. Headed PSA's organisational development, as the union developed a workplace-centred partnership strategy. Since then membership has grown strongly, with the increase now totaling almost 50%. In 2005 left to do independent work on organisational development, focusing on participative approaches to strategy-building. |
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Coey, Ken
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United Kingdom

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Over 25 years experience in coaching individuals and teams to achieve improved cooperation and performance. He has worked in the UK, New Zealand and Sweden. Currently based in the UK, he and his colleagues in VillmanCoey (Sweden) have worked with the union movement (and others) on developing teamwork and shared goals at both national and international level. |
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Cohen, Bruce |
United States |
College professor |
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Cohen, Seth |
United States |
Teacher |
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Colbath-Hess, Chris |
United States |
Teachers' union president |
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Cole, Sarah |
New Zealand |
Union organiser |
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Conle, Fritz |
United States |
Organizer |
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Conway, M. Quentin |
New Zealand |
Public servant |
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Cook, John |
United Kingdom |
Civil servant |
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Cooper, Trish |
Australia |
Union official |
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Cormier, Chris |
Canada |
Child and youth worker |
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Cornine, Robert |
United States |
Organizer |
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Corral, Bobet |
Philippines |
Researcher |
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Costello, Peggy |
United States |
Pipe fitter |
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Cowling, Terry |
United Kingdom |
Gallery supervisor |
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Cradden, Conor
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France

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The mastermind behind New Unionism's excellent Twitter feed. Conor is an independent researcher working in labour movement theory, industrial relations, the sociology of work and business ethics. Was formerly head of research at the AUT and branch secretary of TGWU. Now works mainly with global union federations and labour-oriented NGOs, and has recently published a book looking at the relationship between corporate behaviour and workplace democracy. PhD was awarded by the European University Institute in Italy. |
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Craig, Steve |
United Kingdom |
National project worker |
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Cross, Paul |
United Kingdom |
Trade union organiser |
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Crowther, Rob |
United Kingdom |
Trade union organiser |
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Cull, Tyler |
United States |
Electrician |
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Cullinan, Josh |
Australia |
Union organiser |
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Curtis, Peter |
Australia |
Educator |
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