10 Facts About Gregor Gall

Gregor Gall was born on 1967 and is a British left-wing academic and writer, who has taught at several British universities.

Gregor Gall was professor of industrial relations at the University of Bradford and before then professors of industrial relations at the University of Stirling and the University of Hertfordshire.

Gregor Gall is an affiliate research associate in the School of Law and the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Glasgow, a visiting professor at the University of Leeds and an honorary professor at the University of Waikato, New Zealand.

Gregor Gall is author and editor of numerous academic books, and is a politically engaged academic, whereby he has regularly contributed to the Morning Star, The Guardian's "Comment is free" website, the Frontline magazine, The Conversation, The Scotsman, The Huffington Post and a number of other media outlets, such as the journal of the Aslef train drivers' Locomotive union and Tribune.

Gregor Gall provides research and consultancy to a number of unions, particularly the Fire Brigades Union, and is a frequent commentator in the media on matters of unions and industrial conflict.

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Gregor Gall was a correspondent for Planetlabor from 2009 to 2016.

Gregor Gall joined the Scottish Socialist Party in advance of the SWP joining en masse, leaving the SWP in 2004 after many years of growing disagreements.

Gregor Gall has been a member of the editorial board of the Scottish Left Review since 2003, is editor of its book arm, the Scottish Left Review Press, and has been the editor of the journal of the Scottish Labour History Society, called Scottish Labour History since 2008.

Gregor Gall has been a member of the board of management of the Jimmy Reid Foundation since its inception.

Gregor Gall has written a lengthy and detailed biography of Tommy Sheridan, and is working on a history of the SSP.