Paths to union renewal : Canadian experiences

Pradeep Kumar · Christopher J. Schenk

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List of Figures and Tables Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction Pradeep Kumar and Christopher Schenk Part I: Union Renewal and the State of Unions in Canada Chapter 1: Union Renewal and Organizational Change: A Review of the Literature Pradeep Kumar and Christopher Schenk Chapter 2: Rowing Against the Tide: The Struggle to Raise Union Density in a Hostile Environment Andrew Jackson Chapter 3: Innovation in Canadian Unions: Patterns, Causes and Consequences Pradeep Kumar and Gregor Murray Chapter 4: Women are Key to Union Renewal: Lessons from the Canadian Labour Movement Charlotte Yates Chapter 5: Globalization and Union Renewal: Perspectives from the Quebec Labour Movement Christian Levesque and Gregor Murray Part II: Case Studies on Union Renewal Chapter 6: The BCGEU: The Road to Renewal Gary Steeves Chapter 7: Union Renewal and CUPE Jane Stinson and Morna Ballantyne Chapter 8: Union Resistance and Union Renewal in the CAW David Robertson and Bill Murninghan Chapter 9: Rank-and-File Involvement in Policy-Making at the CEP Keith R. Newman Chapter 10: Mobilizing Young People: A Case Study of UFCW Canada Youth Programs and Initiatives Anna Liu and Christopher O'Halloran Chapter 11: Renewal from Different Directions: The Case of UNITE-HERE Local 75 Steven Tufts Chapter 12: Building Capacity for Global Action: Steelworkers' Humanity Fund Judith Marshall and Jorge Garcia-Orgales Part III: Unions and Community: Campaigns and Organizing Chapter 13: Community Unionism and Labour Movement Renewal: Organizing for Fair Employment Cynthia J. Cranford, Mary Gellatly, Deena Ladd, and Leah F. Vosko Chapter 14: The Workers' Organizing and Resource Centre in Winnipeg Geoff Bickerton and Catherine Stearns Chapter 15: A Community Coalition in Defense of Public Medicare Natalie Mehra Chapter 16: Organizing Call Centres: The Steelworkers' Experience Julie Guard, Jorge Garcia-Orgales, Mercedes Steedman, and D?Arcy Martin Part IV: Leadership Development and Education Chapter 17: Increasing Inter-Union Cooperation and Co-ordination: The BC Federation of Labour Organizing Institute John Weir Chapter 18: Union Education, Union Leadership and Union Renewal: The Role of PEL Johanna Weststar Index

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