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Assignment to Appointment

Assignment to Appointment

Posted on 8 September 2021 by Julie Sharmin Akter

In our latest post, PhD candidate Julie Sharmin Akter shares a career hack which might just make securing a job after university that much easier.

COVID-19 lockdown and the needs of garment workers in Bangalore, India

COVID-19 lockdown and the needs of garment workers in Bangalore, India

Posted on 20 October 2020 by Jean Jenkins

In our latest post, Professor Jean Jenkins explains the work she has been undertaken together with colleagues as part of the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)-funded Operationalising Labour Rights […]

Legally disabled? The career experiences of disabled people working in the legal profession in England & Wales: research & resources

Legally disabled? The career experiences of disabled people working in the legal profession in England & Wales: research & resources

Posted on 21 September 2020 by Debbie Foster

Professor Debbie Foster together with members of the Lawyers with Disabilities Division. The Legally Disabled? project, explains Cardiff Business School’s Professor Debbie Foster (lead researcher), is an ongoing unique collaboration. […]

“Legally Disabled?” Transforming the culture of the legal profession

“Legally Disabled?” Transforming the culture of the legal profession

Posted on 23 October 2018 by Debbie Foster

Professor Debbie Foster with Lord Holmes in debate about closing the disability employment gap | © Natasha Hirst In our latest post, Professor Debbie Foster details her current research project […]

Unravelling the dynamics within global supply chains

Unravelling the dynamics within global supply chains

Posted on 18 September 2018 by Jean Jenkins

In 2008, I attended a lecture in London, organised by Labour behind the Label, where the speaker, Suhasini Singh, explained work being done for the rights of garment workers by […]

ShareAction – Using Investment to Promote the Living Wage

ShareAction – Using Investment to Promote the Living Wage

Posted on 18 September 2018 by Edmund Heery

In our latest post, Professor Ed Heery explains one of the defining features of the UK’s Living Wage campaign – its emergence from civil society. The Living Wage has been […]