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This chapter discusses the origins of workers' education and labour education since World War II. It examines the forms of workers' education that are emerging in the context of labour union and corporate restructuring and the increasing globalisation of capital. It explores the extent to which accommodation or resistance to these new global forces is bolstered by workers' education and whether or not any new models of workers' education are evolving in Canada or elsewhere that will provide for the twenty-first century.