Reviewing the campaigning model

Over the last 10 years, trade unions have been using the campaigning model. But is there now campaign fatigue?

The article/post on Online Global Labour Campaigns explores what's happening.

What's your view on this?

What's the national or regional experience?


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Social Media and Trade unions

In today's working world, the rights of the workers still remain a paramount issue. It is still unfortunate that at a modern time like this the rights of the worker have not been truly recognized. With this reality, the unions have a major role to play in the workplace as it relates to workers' rights.

However while this is obvious of the role of the union, the union should not take for granted their role of representing the workers. Over the years, we have seen businesses go bankrupt for different reasons. But chief among these is usually the failure to adjust to new and developing times, ideals and changes. This could happen to the trade union movement if these changes are not taken into consideration.

For your discussion

Just to tickle you.

After giving an excellent presentation, Bro Shamir posed an important question.

What aspects of social media do you think would suit your organization's interaction with the younger members? Let's have your comments.