Labournettv: A Platform for Workers' Struggles

What is Labournettv?

Labournettv is a free, non-profit film platform that showcases workers' struggles around the world. The platform was founded in 2008 and has since grown to include over 300 films from over 60 countries.

An Audiovisual Archive of the Labour Movement

Labournettv is more than just a film platform. It is also an audiovisual archive of the labour movement. The films on Labournettv document the history of workers' struggles, from the early days of the labour movement to the present day.

Labournettv also provides a platform for workers to share their own stories. The platform includes a number of user-generated films that document workers' struggles in different parts of the world.

A Solution Delivered by People Supported with Software

Labournettv is a unique platform that combines software and human support. The platform is run by a team of volunteers who are dedicated to providing a platform for workers' struggles.

The platform also uses software to help users find the films they are looking for. The software can be used to search for films by keyword, by topic, or by country.

LabourNet Live Session Time Introduction to the Employment Relationship 09h00

Labournettv is hosting a live session on the topic of the employment relationship on 09h00. The session will be led by a panel of experts who will discuss the different aspects of the employment relationship, including the rights and responsibilities of workers and employers.

The session is free and open to the public. To register for the session, please visit the Labournettv website.