Scottish Labour History is the journal of the SLHS. In its 49th year (as of 2014), it is an annual publication comprising reviews of salient notices and developments (including accessions), a number of full length anonymously peer-reviewed articles and an extensive array of book reviews.

The collective is also assisted by a number of advisors who have generously given their time over recent years. They have been drawn from a wide range of British institutions, recently including Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan, Nottingham Trent, St Andrews and Strathclyde universities.

For online access to our e-journal (subscribers only), follow this link.

The Journal would be pleased to consider review essays (up to 3,000 words) and articles (up to 8,000 words) on any aspect of Scottish, British, international or comparative labour history. The house style is for all articles to use endnotes for references and notes rather than in text citations in the Harvard style.