Unions celebrate World Day for Decent Work15 noviembre, 2019IndustriALL Global Union affiliates around the globe took action on 7 October, the World Day for Decent Work. As well as calling for an end to precarious work, unions demanded better working conditions, maternity rights, mine safety, youth rights and climate justice.
Garment workers, suppliers and ACT brands agree on Freedom of Association Guideline15 noviembre, 2019After eight months of negotiations, factories producing for ACT brands in Myanmar have agreed on a Myanmar Freedom of Association (FoA) Guideline with IndustriALL affiliate Industrial Workers’ Federation of Myanmar (IWFM).
Organizing white-collar workers15 noviembre, 2019Building union power through organizing is a key priority for IndustriALL Global Union. Organizing helps to achieve our key goals, including a living wage, limits on precarious work, respect for human and trade union rights, healthier and safer workplaces, and more equitable societies.
PEPMACO in the Philippines must stop union busting 14 noviembre, 2019Since January this year, workers trying to organize at PEPMACO in the Philippines, are met by union busting and violence. IndustriALL unions in the country are condemning the behaviour and calling on company management and the Philippine government to respect fundamental workers’ rights.
Mongolian union calls for implementation of ILO C176 14 noviembre, 2019The mining industry accounts for more than half of Mongolia’s gross domestic product (GDP). And yet, health and safety in the country’s mines is poor.
Workers urge HeidelbergCement to start a proper social dialogue14 noviembre, 2019Delegates from all over the world gathered near Frankfurt, Germany on 7 and 8 November 2019 to address issues at multinational building materials group HeidelbergCement over workers’ rights, health and safety and ongoing digitalization, and to develop a workers’ response.
Georgian thermal power plant workers gain wage increase after strike14 noviembre, 2019After a six-day strike by workers of the Tbilisi hydroelectric power plant, the Georgian Trade Union of Energy Workers, an IndustriALL affiliate, reached an agreement with the employer to increase wages and start collective bargaining.
FEATURE: What are we fighting for?13 noviembre, 2019There are hundreds of millions of unionized workers around world. Do we share a common vision?
PROFILE: Fighting Forward: Home-based women workers organize in Pakistan13 noviembre, 2019UnionHome-Based W
REPORT: "It's not a transformation, it's a massacre"13 noviembre, 2019What we do today determines the future of work.
