Migrant Workers Seek Remediation
Migrant Workers Remediation PRoject Demand for rubber gloves because of Covid-19 saw profits soar at Top Glove, the world’s largest rubber glove maker. But this drew attention to labour abuses
Celebrate International Solidarity
May 1: the day we celebrate our union movement and all those people around the world striving, like us, for better work and a better world. Please join us at
Lives Improved for Thousands of Workers
Manoharam from the Narikuravar Craft Cooperative beading a necklace The lives and livelihoods of nearly three thousand Dalit and Tribal workers and their families in the Madurai area have been
New Approaches to Union Building Attract Younger Generation
An emphasis on bringing in a new generation of potential union leaders has seen the increasing participation of young women workers on Rangsit and Area Labour Group (RLUG) committees and
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Building Power in the Philippines Call Centre Industry
Increasing repression of trade unions and COVID-19 restrictions have not stopped staff at BIEN in the Philippines continuing to build the power of call centre workers. Eight workshops with these
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$US9.5 Million Back Pay for Bangladesh Garment Workers
Concern that garment members were having their employment terminated unlawfully because of the impact of Covid-19 on the industry, prompted the National Garment Workers Federation (NGWF) to take action. With
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Fight Back for Myanmar Democracy
The stop-work protest initiated by nurses and doctors two days after the recent coup in Myanmar is now a massive country-wide movement of young people, factory workers, teachers, engineers and
Fundraiser Film – Nae Pasaran Premiere
UnionAID and Wellington WEA invite you to the Aotearoa/NZ premiere of Nae Pasaran, an uplifting documentary film about Scottish factory workers who took a stand against the brutal Pinochet regime.
Alumni Changemakers in Myanmar
On their return home, MYLP alumni have been active in bringing about positive change and assisting development in Myanmar, according to an independent evaluation done late last year. This was