Home page: Andrew Bibby

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I am a professional writer and journalist, working as an independent consultant for a number of international and national organisations, and as a regular contributor to British national newspapers and magazines. I am also the author of a number of books.

I deliver editorial services for a range of clients (both UK-based and international). My work is delivered on time and to length. I pride myself on the quality of the finished product.

I have undertaken work in recent years for, among others, the International Labour Organization, Department of Trade and Industry (UK), Union Network International and the International Cooperative Alliance.

My journalism has appeared in, among other places, The Observer, the Independent, The Guardian and Financial Times.

This website contains the text of a wide range of reports, articles and essays, divided into a number of categories.

I have written widely on the social and management implications of information and communication technologies, with a particular focus on issues relating to globalisation, work relocation and teleworking.

Another section of the website offers a selection of my writings (including three lengthy case studies) on the themes of co-operative business, mutuality and social enterprise.

Writings and reports on issues related to social partnership, industrial relations and trade unionism are also available. I produce each year the Freelance Ready Reckoner, a tool which examines the comparable cost (for the UK media industry) of using employees and freelance staff.

I am also the author of a number of books and articles for lovers of the outdoors, including my new book, The Backbone of England. To whet your appetite, two chapters from the book are available for browsing and downloading.

I have also written on a range of other topics. Follow these links for selected journalism and for details of published books.

"A journalist strives to ensure that information disseminated is honestly conveyed, accurate and fair" - NUJ Code of Conduct. Click here for my statement on ethical and professional standards.

This website last updated September 2008