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our rights are increasingly being constructed a s human rights. While this construction is gaining popularity, there is s till considerable opposition to it. Recently, the debate has made its way to the pages of Just Labour . Building upon a pragmatic approach utilized by feminist legal sch olars, the present article seeks to continue this important dialogue and offers an a lternative that combines elements of both rights-based pluralism and critica l legal scholarship. It contends that the labour movement ought to employ a multi-faceted strategy to protect and promote the rights of working people. Such a strategy recognizes the limitations of rights-discourse, but also recognize s its potential benefits. The paper argues that the labour movement cannot rely s olely on rights-discourse to protect its interests but that it should also not b e dismissed out of hand. Thus, the construction of labour rights as human rights c an be only part of the labour movement’s broader fight back strategy

The Best of Both Worlds: A Pragmatic Approach to the Construction of Labour Rights as Human Rights