Our conference on union-coops at
Wortley Hall, South Yorkshire has been rescheduled to the spring of 2022, but in the meantime we are organising a series of online events starting Oct 2nd
The first online event in the series is:-
“union-coops stateside”
Oct 2nd 2021at 11.00am BST with Michael Peck (1worker:1vote – USA), Ra Criscitiello (Service Employees International Union), Kristen Barker & Ellen Vera (Cincinnati Union Co-op Initiative) and Kevin O’Brien
Sponsored by BFAWU, MU, and Co-operative Ways Forward
A single ticket booking, available now, free of charge, will get you access to all the online events in this series. A donation towards our costs would be most appreciated, but is not a requirement.
When booking please choose either “donation ticket” or “free ticket”.
Our second event is planned to be in November 2021 – (Date/time to be confirmed) with Colm Massey (Solidarity Economy Association) and trade union and co-operative colleagues direct from Rojava (North & East Syria)
If you book in advance you will automatically be updated with dates/times of future events in the series, and this will also help us plan for the number of attendees.
Book at:-
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/online-events-series-tickets-178607739557
Our face to face conference is provisionally rescheduled to next year – 17/18 June 2022 (tbc)
Bookings will re-open once the date and other details have been confirmed
Subjects discussed will include:-
- How can we ‘build back better’ after Covid-19?
- What can we do to promote democracy in the workplace?
- Do we have to accept the gig economy and precarity?
- Is there a way of creating decent work?
- What can union activists do to fight for decent work and democracy?
- How can workers get control over our daily working lives?
- How can we ‘build back better’ after Covid-19?
- What can we do to promote democracy in the workplace?
- Do we have to accept the gig economy and precarity?
- Is there a way of creating decent work?
- What can union activists do to fight for decent work and democracy?
- How can workers get control over our daily working lives?
Speakers will include:-
- Cheryl Barrott (Co-op Party)
- Miguel Martinez-Lucio (University of Manchester)
- Ian Manborde (Equality & Diversity Organiser – Equity)
- Michael Peck (1worker1vote – USA)
- Ian Wilson (CASE)
- Sion Whellens (Workers Co-op Council)
- Sarah Woolley (Gen Sec BFAWU)
- David Barnard (MU)