Worker Activism and Collective Bargaining

China's workers are increasingly well-organized: They are often able to elect their own representatives and successfully engage in collective bargaining.

The Lide shoe factory workers’ campaign for relocation compensation 22 June 2015
Family demand justice for sanitation worker who died on the streets of Shenzhen 17 June 2015
At the sharp end of the workers’ movement in China: The Zhongshan Cuiheng strike 17 April 2015
Students use crowd funding website to support worker activist in Guangzhou 10 March 2015
Yu Wucang: The sanitation worker who refused to back down 19 January 2015
Teachers in China are prepared to take a stand against pension reform 14 January 2015
A New Day: Remembering Shenzhen’s worker poet Xu Lizhi 11 December 2014
I Speak of Blood: The poetry of Foxconn worker Xu Lizhi 10 November 2014
Women factory workers in Guangzhou play hardball in negotiations with management 22 October 2014
Unity is strength: The story of the Guangzhou University Town sanitation workers’ strike 16 October 2014
Back to Top

This website uses cookies that collect information about your computer.

Please see CLB's privacy policy to understand exactly what data is collected from our website visitors and newsletter subscribers, how it is used and how to contact us if you have any concerns over the use of your data.