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We Can Work It Out

Hosted by Dr Jonathan Lord.

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Sometimes has guests
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Episode length
58 min
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Publishing
Monthly
24 episodes · last 2026-08-17
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Where it's from
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Reach
53
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What the show says about itself

<p>Hello and welcome to <i>We Can Work It Out</i> — the podcast that explores the history, present and future of workers’ rights.</p><p>I’m your host, Dr Jonathan Lord: in each episode we’ll be delving into the stories, struggles <b>and</b> successes that have shaped working lives. From friendly societies to people management- we welcome academics, activist’s, trade unionist’s, policymakers and workers themselves to help us understand what fair work <b>really means</b> in a changing world.</p>

Recent episodes

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  1. Episode 17 - Employment Tribunals in crisis: The blind spot in the ‘New Deal for Working People’
  2. Episode 16 - Can We Afford the AI Revolution?
  3. Episode 15 - The Bliss Mill Strike
  4. Episode 14 - The Edge of Revolution: The General Strike that Shook Britain
  5. Episode 13 - General Strike of 1926: Britain in Crisis
  6. Episode 12 - Nine Days That Shook Britain: The General Strike of 1926

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