Publications

Trade Union Pluralism and Proliferation in French-Speaking Africa

19 August 2010

Collective bargaining is the key weapon in trade union action and, in order to negotiate, workers need organizations which are free, strong, democratic and independent. However, as the ILO’s celebrations of the 60th anniversary of these two Conventions come to an end, it is regrettable to observe a proliferation of trade union organizations in a number of African countries, particularly French-speaking ones.

Health, Safety and Environment: A Series of Trade Union Education Manuals for Agricultural Workers

01 January 2006

These series of Manuals was developed to help union affiliates representing agricultural workers to tackle health, safety and environmental (HSE) problems, through their training programmes.
Organizing out of poverty: stories from the grassroots - How the SYNDICOOP approach has worked in East Africa

01 January 2006

The ILO SYNDICOOP approach shows that workers can be organized in a way that offers some improvements in their daily lives and provides the voice that workers need.The stories in this publication describe the difference that this approach has made in East Africa.

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