History of the international labor movement

Joel Friedman, in this video, discusses labor relations in the United States and shares his practical experiences in improving these issues. In addition to his academic background, which he mentions, Friedman was actively involved in labor unions and pursued his activities on a global scale. He also shares his experiences in freedom and justice movements […]

Session 1: Democracy, Discontent, and the labor

In this video, Joel Friedman discusses labor relations in the United States and shares his practical experiences in improving these issues. Besides referencing his academic education, he highlights his active involvement in labor unions and his efforts at a global level. He also shares insights from his experiences in freedom and justice struggles in Poland […]

Session 2: Labor and Democratic Change: Allies and Obstacles

In this video, Joel Friedman discusses the challenges labor unions face in improving workers’ conditions. Drawing on an idea from Camus, Friedman views labor movements as carriers of both freedom and justice. He reiterates the importance of the right to freedom of assembly and collaboration for workers and all societal groups, a right he sees […]

Lesson 3: work Law

In this video, Joel Friedman discusses international labor laws. He praises the global community’s support for labor struggles toward democracy and justice but deems it insufficient, emphasizing the importance of organization. Friedman focuses on fundamental labor standards and principles in labor relations, highlighting some of the International Labour Organization’s (ILO) activities in this area. With […]