INSIGHTS
Union Global publishes institutional research and position papers through each of its operating businesses. The work is grounded in the day-to-day reality of union offices and labour markets — not in abstractions about what the collective bargaining economy could be.
Each paper is authored by the operating business with standing in the subject. Together, they reflect a single thesis: that the collective bargaining economy needs purpose-built infrastructure — to run its offices and coordinate its workforce — and that building that infrastructure is a substantial institutional opportunity.
UNION GLOBAL
How a single transit strike reveals four fundamentally different global models for organized labour — and why the future may depend less on disruption and more on scalable coordination infrastructure
Union Global · 12-minute read
UNION SOFTWARE
A principled framework for what purpose-built union administrative infrastructure must contain, how it must be structured, and what makes it fundamentally different from generic software adapted for union use
Union Software · 29-minute read
A detailed operational analysis of the file types, deadline architecture, stage documentation requirements, pattern detection demands, arbitration preparation obligations, and remedy tracking failures that define grievance management in active union offices
Union Software · 34-minute read
UNION WORK FORCE
Why organized labour needs a coordinator whose mandate is not to find workers for employers, but to ensure that work — across industries, across jurisdictions, across the full breadth of the labour market — goes union
Union Work Force · 22-minute read
How purpose-built workforce coordination keeps work union, expands organized labour into underorganized sectors, and builds the infrastructure for labour at scale
Union Work Force · 21-minute read