UnionAID is seeking an energetic and organised Programme Coordinator to help deliver our Mindanao Young Leaders Programme (MinYLP). This is a unique opportunity to support the next generation of civil
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A brand new union has been formed by nine Riders who risk their lives daily in the industrial city of Rangsit north of Bangkok. Riding on motorbikes they deliver food
To the Government of Aotearoa New Zealand, Tēnā koutou, The Council for International Development Aotearoa, alongside the humanitarian and development sector of New Zealand, expresses deep concern over the decision
New Zealand Must Show Leadership as the US Retreats from Global Aid Read More »
Fijian poultry workers, many of whom are migrant workers from Bangladesh and the Philippines work under extremely poor conditions on farms and in factories with little health and safety protection.
Healthcare workers at two Aspen Medical-managed hospitals in Fiji are preparing for potential industrial action as the company refuses to come to the negotiating table. The Construction, Energy, Timber Workers
The Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) has adopted new measures to protect fishing crew labour rights. The decision, made in Suva this week, marks the first time any
Pacific fishing crews win new labour protections Read More »
Our friends at the National Garment Workers Federation (NGWF) report that garment workers across Bangladesh staged coordinated demonstrations against Amazon on Black Friday, demanding fair wages and safe working conditions.
To mark Labour Day 2024, UnionAID brought together unionists and activists from Indonesia and Aotearoa New Zealand, united in their fight against exploitation in the fishing industry. The well-attended event
Building connections to protect fisheries workers Read More »
Today, workers across Aotearoa New Zealand are coming together in a nationwide hui organised by the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions (NZCTU) to push back against the government’s ongoing
A Thai court ruled last month that the Rangsit Labour Union Group’s (RLUG) failure to provide 24-hours’ notice to police for their 2023 Mayday protest at Bangkok’s Government House was
