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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.

Hong Kong’s new health workers’ trade union was a long time coming
18/02/2020
The state of labour relations in China, 2019
13/01/2020
An introduction to China Labour Bulletin’s Strike Map
10/01/2020
Understanding worker protests at Chinese enterprises in Vietnam
11/11/2019
How Guangdong missed the chance for genuine workplace collective bargaining
15/10/2019
I Swallowed an Iron Moon: The enduring legacy of worker poet Xu Lizhi
30/09/2019
The shifting patterns of labour protests in China present a challenge to the union
09/07/2019
China’s workers’ movement will continue despite crackdown on labour activists
30/04/2019
Understanding and resolving the fundamental problems in China’s construction industry
18/03/2019
China’s construction workers need and deserve an effective trade union
22/01/2019
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