How did collective bargaining protect essential workers during COVID-19? Jill Rubery, Isabel Távora, @abbiewinton.bsky.social, Eva Herman & Alejandro Castillo (@workequalities.bsky.social @officialuom.bsky.social @universityofleeds.bsky.social) show how unions voiced their concerns. 🔗 bit.ly/43iVgfl

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

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!

💎🔓 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! 🚀

💼🌱 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

🌍 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

🚨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

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...

🗣️ 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🌱

📢 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

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

🌍 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

📢Call for Special Issue Proposals! The International Labour Review invites proposals on work & employment topics that tackle key challenges and offer globally relevant insights. Feel free to get in touch and thanks for sharing this! ⏰ Deadline: 31 Jan 2025 👉 Details: bit.ly/4fYqNqH