👩‍👧‍👦🌍 How do care crises shape labour outcomes...❓ New ILR research, published #OA with @openlibhums.org, examines gendered employment effects of COVID-19 among informal workers in rural Viet Nam Now available in English, French & Spanish ⤵️

What protects jobs during downturns? Who is covered in the platform economy? How should labour law respond to AI? These questions are at the heart of our latest issue, featuring new evidence from OECD countries, China, Viet Nam, and Europe. 📖 Read Volume 164, Issue 4 👉 ilo.org/ilr 🧵 (1/8)

La Reseña también está disponible en Español en Revista Internacional del Trabajo 144 (4): doi.org/10.16995/ilr...

📖 How did wage-employment institutions help France navigate the COVID-19 crisis? Jean-Pascal Higelé reviews "Face au Covid, l’enjeu du salariat" (ed. Claude Didry) in our finale issue for 2025. 🌍 Read now in English, French & Spanish via @openlibhums.org

🌐 How do digital labour platforms shape inequality in legal services? The latest #InsightsfromILR blog uncovers how gendered inequalities persist on platforms, even when they seem less hierarchical. 📉 Persistent gender pay gaps 👩‍💻 Women earning less & leaving sooner 🔗 Read: bit.ly/3XMHgr2

📢New article! WEI members Eva Herman, Jill Rubery, Isabel Tavora and Alejandro Castillo along with colleague Abbie Winton (University of Leeds) have published a new article in the International Labour Review! Have a read of the article here 👉 en.ilr-rit.org/article/pubi...

‼️ A timely contribution from colleagues at @workequalities.bsky.social in our Issue 3 for 2025: A powerful analysis of how collective bargaining supported front line workers through the challenges of #COVID19. An essential read for scholars working on labour institutions and worker voice 🏢📣

🌍 How are global value chains and digital tech shaping work in Europe? Our new #InsightsfromILR blog breaks it down. 📉 Lower wages 📈 Small gains in job quality 🤖 Tech exposure with limited impact 🔗Read the full blogpost: bit.ly/4oLwcGp

New publication in the @ilr-rit.bsky.social / International Labour Review: An incomplete double movement: Spain’s legislative strategy for platform courier reclassification by Tiago Vieira: doi.org/10.16995/ilr...

I explore how Spain’s efforts to bring platform couriers into standard employment relations have affected their working and living conditions (#LeyRider but not only), and how workers’ representatives and public authorities have (not) been able to leverage the new right to #algorithmic transparency.

Felicidades, Tiago! 🎉 Forthcoming in our final issue of 2025, this study conducted @eui-eu.bsky.social, helps understand 🇪🇸's efforts to re-embed platform couriers within standard employment relationships. 🌟 Supporting early-career scholarship remains central to our mission. 📚 Read: bit.ly/4nYk4kf

How do labour rights shape the economy? ⚖️📈 📖 In our final issue of 2025, César F. Rosado Marzán reviews Adrián Todolí-Signes’s (@uv.es) attempt to revisit the big question: Do employment rights boost economic performance? 🌍 Get early view now via @openlibhums.org

🔖 Early view content via @openlibhums.org Albert Berry (@utoronto.ca) reviews a book tracing nearly 50 years of economic change, artisan work and informality in Ecuador 🇪🇨 📖🌐 Forthcoming in our Issue 4 for 2025!

Our latest issue dives into today’s defining labour challenges- from frontline bargaining during COVID-19 to automation, platform work, and gender inequality. 📖 Explore Volume 164, Issue 3 (2025) 👉 ilo.org/ilr

🚨 Green ≠ always decent! 🚨 Forthcoming in our Issue 1 for 2026, @mathisbachelot.bsky.social & Mathilde Guergoat-Larivière from @univlille.bsky.social use 🇫🇷 data to show how green jobs can mean lower pay & less security for some. 📉👩‍🔧 #SustainableWork #GreenTransition

✨ A glimpse of what’s coming in Issue 3 next month: unions and social dialogue were lifelines for frontline workers during the pandemic. 🔖 Read the early view article via @openlibhums.org ⬇️ #CollectiveBargaining #DecentWork #FrontlineWorkers #COVID19

🤖 Is tech giving workers more freedom… or boxing them in? 📊 Fresh in the International Labour Review, our new research dives into AI and automation’s real impact on self-employment in Europe. The results might surprise you. 🔗 bit.ly/4fxBUbd #FutureOfWork #AI #DecentWork #LabourRights

✨ Fresh from our latest issue: Can local industrial relations really raise labour standards in global supply chains? 💡📊 Based on a decade of #BetterWork data, this research shows change is possible even in challenging contexts. 🔗 bit.ly/3H2zaWL #LabourRights #DecentWork #GlobalSupplyChains

📢 Hot off the press: International Labour Review Issue 2/2025 is here! 🗞️🌍 From migration and mismatch to unions, tech and climate, this issue spans Europe, sub-Saharan Africa, and global supply chains. 🧵 Highlights below ⬇️ 🔗 bit.ly/4lmf2Oc #ILR #LabourResearch #OpenAccess #DecentWork

’Tis the (conference) season! 🎓🌏 From📍 #RDW2025 in Geneva to📍 #LLRN7 in Bangkok, we connected with familiar faces in new cities to join dynamic conversations shaping the future of work ✊🗞️ #LabourResearch #OpenAccess #DecentWork

📢 It’s #DomesticWorkersDay! To mark the day, we’re spotlighting our Special Issue on the formalization of paid domestic work 📝👩🏽‍🦱 Published in 2024, it brings together rich research from across the globe 🌍 🧵 Highlights below ⬇️ #ILR #LabourResearch #OpenAccess

👋 We talked peer review, publishing tips, and the future of work, what more could you want from a conference coffee break? ☕📖 Thanks to everyone who joined us at Meet the Managing Editor at #ILC2025! Missed it? We’ve still got copies waiting for you at the Publications stand🗞️😉

📚 From the ILR shelves to the floor of #ILC2025! We’re here at the International Labour Conference 🎤✨ Huge thanks to everyone who’s stopped by to grab their copy 🙌 Haven’t yet? Swing by the Publications stand & pick yours up! 🗞️💼 @aristeakoukiadaki.bsky.social @leovita-finzi.bsky.social

✨ We love to see labour research shine! ✨ 🎉 Huge congrats to Leda Pérez & Andrea Gandolfi — @lasabluesky.bsky.social 🧠 Labour Studies section gave an honourable mention 🏅 to their ILR article on domestic workers & disformality in Peru! 🔍 Read the piece: bit.ly/3ZwPrsG

🌍 Flavia Maximo calls for sustainability frameworks that centre communities facing the real costs of extraction. Read how the latest ILR Special Issue brings decolonial thought to the heart of #SustainableWork: 🔗 bit.ly/4jEG7Ls #Acasky #LabourResearch #OpenAccess #OA

📢 What if sustainability was redefined by those most affected by extractivism? In our latest blog, Ania Zbyszewska imagines what #SustainableWork could mean when rooted in care, land, and community. 🔗 bit.ly/4jEG7Ls #LabourResearch #OpenAccess #Acasky

🗣️ Language matters. Access matters. History matters. Dr Katherine Parker-Hay reflects on ILR's history and what’s next for our move to @janewayolh.bsky.social & @openlibhums.bsky.social: multilingual, equitable, and transparent publishing🌱

The @ilo.org International Labour Review, one of the world’s leading publications on world-of-work knowledge and research, transitions to open access with the Open Library of Humanities. www.ilo.org/resource/new...

🚨How do essential public services survive when everything is breaking at once? In our latest issue, @amrozowicki.bsky.social et al explore how Polish frontline workers manage overlapping crises. 🧵 It’s a story of resilience, improvisation & navigating the cracks of a frayed system: bit.ly/4ctwGvz

🌍 Work isn’t just about jobs It’s about how we work, why we work & who gets a voice in shaping it. EB member @dominiquemeda.bsky.social raises these questions in our new blog series 👉#InsightsfromILR 🔍 Read her vision for #SustainableWork rooted in well-being & ecological balance: bit.ly/3XY5Ndm

💼🌱 Work is more than what we do — it’s how we live, care, and connect. Our new special issue redefines #SustainableWork in a time of planetary and social urgency. 🔔Don’t miss this essential read🔗 bit.ly/4254yeO #Acasky #EnviromentalJustice #JustTransition

🚨 New issue alert! 🚨 The International Labour Review / @ilr-rit.bsky.social launches its first issue with OLH! Guest- edited by Lisa Herzog & Bénédicte Zimmermann, this special issue dives into sustainable work and the social-ecological dimensions of labour. Read it here: en.ilr-rit.org/issue...

💎🔓 We are now #DiamondOA! No fees, no paywalls — just open, peer-reviewed research on the world of work 🌍 📚 Proud to partner with @openlibhums.bsky.social on this exciting new chapter! 🚀

This is such an exciting journal migration! The @ilr-rit.bsky.social was est. in 1921 by the International Labour Organization, a UN Agency set up after WWI to advance social & economic justice via international labour standards. Super proud to be publishing ILR in 3 languages #OpenAccess #AcaSky

Very proud to announce that the International Labour Review is now published as a Diamond Open Access journal in collaboration with the @openlibhums.bsky.social. Follow us @ilr-rit.bsky.social!

Fresh insights on sustainable work just dropped! 🌍💡 👏 A big shoutout to @lisaherzog.bsky.social & Bénédicte Zimmermann for curating this must-read special issue! 🌍"

We’re tearing down the paywalls! 🚀🔓 The International Labour Review is going Open Access—100+ years of world-of-work research, now free for all. No barriers 🚧, no limits 🚀, just knowledge 📚✨ Proud to team up with @openlibhums.bsky.social to make this happen! 👀 More: ow.ly/e41850VuqAV

🚪🔓 🔓 Unlocking over a century of labour research! The International Labour Review is taking a bold step toward greater accessibility. 🔊 Big changes are coming—stay tuned!