Clean up shipbreaking11 March, 2019Campaign to clean up Shipbreaking, the world's most dangerous jobThe workers in this industry suffer precarious working conditions, lack training, and face serious hazards.The industry has a responsibility to provide, and workers have a right to expect, safe, healthy, clean and sustainable jobs.
Living wage 11 March, 2019IndustriALL has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with a number of leading brands in the garment industry. The aim of the agreed process, known as ACT, is to establish systems of industry-wide collective agreements supported by brand purchasing practices as the primary means of wage-fixing in the global garment industry.
STOP Precarious Work11 March, 2019Unions are pushing against this tide by organizing precarious workers, fighting laws that expand precarious work and mobilizing in support of secure employment with good pay and working conditions.What is precarious work?Casual, temporary, indirect, zero-hours contracts, are all terms that describe precarious work. This type of work is increasingly being used to replace direct, permanent jobs, allowing employers to reduce or even abandon their responsibility to workers. Read more
Union building11 March, 2019The five strategic goals adopted by congress guide all work done by IndustriALL.Projects substantially increase our capacity to achieve our goals. A project is a contract between a trade union solidarity support organization and IndustriALL, where the support organization accepts to fund work we do in the regions according to specific objectives and indicators.
Shell campaign11 March, 2019IndustriALL is calling on Shell to engage with unions on a global level in a campaign to limit precarious work, improve health and safety, and ensure that Shell applies the same high-level standards at its operations everywhere, including suppliers.
Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus11 March, 2019Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
Textile, garment, shoes, leather and textile services11 March, 2019Textile, garment, shoes, leather and textile servicesHighly globalized with millions of employees worldwide, the textile and garment sectors are a large source of precarious employment in the developing world. The sector is composed predominantly of low paid workers who are mostly young women and internal migrants working on short-term contracts.
Shipbuilding and shipbreaking11 March, 2019Shipbuilding and shipbreakingShipbuilding and shipbreaking industries are facing serious challenges affecting workers' rights and conditions. The capital strategy to get profit at any cost results in replacement of well protected unionized workplaces with precarious jobs. IndustriALL's work in this sector addresses these challenges through a unified union view putting workers' rights first.
