Abstract for ATNC Outlook 2007 - New Initiatives in Organising Strategy of Domestic Workers Organising in India

Abstract for ATNC Outlook 2007 - Informalization of work and resistance in the automotive parts industry in India NCR region

Abstract for ATNC Outlook 2007 - Informal Labour and attempt of organizing non-regular employees in Japan

Abstract for ATNC Outlook 2007 - Organizing Flexible Labour in Cambodia

Abstract for ATNC Outlook 2007 - Efforts in Organising Working People in Surabaya, Indonesia 1995-2005

Abstract for ATNC Outlook 2007 - The Experience of Organising Cleaning Workers in the Community in Hong Kong

The main principle of neo-liberalism is to enforce governments worldwide to change their national laws and policies towards 'free market' implementation. Neo-liberalism pushes national governments to apply trade and capital liberation, deregulation, privatisation of state-owned companies and labour market liberalisation.

Since the 1990s Hong Kong has transformed from a manufacturing site to a global financial and sourcing hub. Local manufacturing activities have moved out of the territory scouring for the cheapest labour sources in Mainland China and other low-cost countries in the region of Southeast Asia.