Description
The book argues that trade unionism must break into the new worlds of work by radically transforming contemporary trade union structures and culture which renders the movement largely alien to younger workers employed in the gig and digital economies.
About the Author
Adrian Kane first became active in Trade Unions in his early twenties and has worked for SIPTU as a fulltime union official since 1995. Adrian has recently been appointed as national officer with responsibility for the Transport, Energy, Aviation and Construction Division. Prior to this appointment he headed up the Union's Public Administration and Community Division where he led SIPTU's campaign for pay justice for community sector workers. Adrian is a graduate of the National College of Industrial Relations. He also attended University College Dublin and Keele University where he studied Employment Law and European Industrial relations.
Book Information
ISBN 9781782055846
Author Adrian Kane
Format Paperback
Page Count 112
Imprint Cork University Press
Publisher Cork University Press
About the Author
Adrian Kane first became active in Trade Unions in his early twenties and has worked for SIPTU as a fulltime union official since 1995. Adrian has recently been appointed as national officer with responsibility for the Transport, Energy, Aviation and Construction Division. Prior to this appointment he headed up the Union's Public Administration and Community Division where he led SIPTU's campaign for pay justice for community sector workers. Adrian is a graduate of the National College of Industrial Relations. He also attended University College Dublin and Keele University where he studied Employment Law and European Industrial relations.
Book Information
ISBN 9781782055846
Author Adrian Kane
Format Paperback
Page Count 112
Imprint Cork University Press
Publisher Cork University Press
