Go direct to a country Albania Angola Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Barbados Bermuda Belarus Belgium Bolivia Botswana Bulgaria Burma Brazil Canada Cape Verde Chile China Colombia Congo (DR) Costa Rica Cote d'Ivoire Croatia Cuba Curacao Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Dominica Ecuador El Salvador Estonia Faroe Islands Finland Fiji France Germany Georgia Greece Grenada Haiti Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iraq Iran Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Kazakhstan Kenya Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malaysia Malta Mauritius Mexico Moldova Namibia Nepal Netherlands Netherlands Antilles New Zealand Norway Pakistan Palestine Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Romania Russia Rwanda San Marino Singapore Slovakia Slovenia South Africa South Korea Spain St Lucia Swaziland Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Thailand Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia Turkey Ukraine UK USA Uruguay Venezuela Vietnam Yugoslavia Zambia Zimbabwe UNION RING A Union Ring site. Click for the [Previous] [Random] [Next Site] [ List all sites ] [Skip Next] [Next 5] Click here for info on how to join UnionRing. The Cyber Picket Line was launched on May Day 1997. The Cyber Picket Line is now located in the School of Social Sciences at Cardiff University. Many thanks to those of you who've sent in suggestions for links. If you know of any that are missing, please let me know. Similarly, if any of the links listed are out of date, drop me a line.

Articles You may be interested in an article in the September 2002 issue of the British Journal of Industrial Relations. It is partly based on the data contained in the Cyber Picket Line's World Trade Union Directory. The piece is titled: Will unionism prosper in cyberspace? The promise of the internet for employee organisation and is written by Wayne Diamond and Richard Freeman of LSE and Harvard respectively. If your library or educational institute has an account with Ingenta, you should be able to get access to the article here. A version of it is available as an NBER Working Paper here Another useful article is Unions get connected, in the internet industry magazine Industry Standard Europe . The article examines unions' use of the web and includes comments from myself and others. See also, an article of mine called Workers of the World Online that I originally wrote for People Management, a UK industrial relations magazine. It is in English, as well as French and German (thanks to the PSI). Would you like to add a link?

Search this site "Very extensive online labour resources directory - possibly the best on the Net. Recommended" (ICEM International Federation of Chemical, Energy, Mine and General Workers Unions) "the best set of trade union links on the web" LabourNet "...this site is the best starting point for unions around the world." John Monks, General Secretary, European TUC, when leader of the British TUC, Observer, 17 January 1999 "the most comprehensive directory of labour on the internet" Congress of South African Trade Unions "The most comprehensive directory of labour on the Web. Period." (Eric Lee, author of The Labour Movement and the Internet: the New Internationalism)