An international International Union of Food (IUF) workers fact-finding team has been denied access to an Assam plantation in north east India. The IUF team was requested by trade unions in Assam to investigate the recent deaths of three workers. The Powai estate is one of the world’s largest tea-processing […]
Monthly Archives: July 2010
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Once again, construction workers held rallies all around Australia defense of Ark Tribe who is facing a possible six months jail term for not attending an interrogation with the Australian Building Construction Commission (ABCC). His trial has been postponed to mid September, but the campaign against the powers of the […]
Once again, construction workers held rallies all around Australia defense of Ark Tribe who is facing a possible six months jail term for not attending an interrogation with the Australian Building Construction Commission (ABCC). His trial has been postponed to mid September, but the campaign against the powers of the […]
Once again, construction workers held rallies all around Australia defense of Ark Tribe who is facing a possible six months jail term for not attending an interrogation with the Australian Building Construction Commission (ABCC). His trial has been postponed to mid September, but the campaign against the powers of the […]
Workers in Australia and Japan recently took industrial action over conditions in their workplaces. In Australia, there was a 24 hour nationwide shutdown following the death of a waterside worker in Melbourne. In Japan, a rally was held outside the head office of Dowa Lines to protest against the company’s […]
Workers in Australia and Japan recently took industrial action over conditions in their workplaces. In Australia, there was a 24 hour nationwide shutdown following the death of a waterside worker in Melbourne. In Japan, a rally was held outside the head office of Dowa Lines to protest against the company’s […]
Workers in Australia and Japan recently took industrial action over conditions in their workplaces. In Australia, there was a 24 hour nationwide shutdown following the death of a waterside worker in Melbourne. In Japan, a rally was held outside the head office of Dowa Lines to protest against the company’s […]
Up to 20,000 garment workers went on strike in Cambodia this month. The strike was organised by the Coalition of Cambodian Apparels Union. The workers were demanding a bigger increase in the minimum wage than the 9% offered by the Government. They are seeking for the minimum wage to be […]
Up to 20,000 garment workers went on strike in Cambodia this month. The strike was organised by the Coalition of Cambodian Apparels Union. The workers were demanding a bigger increase in the minimum wage than the 9% offered by the Government. They are seeking for the minimum wage to be […]
Up to 20,000 garment workers went on strike in Cambodia this month. The strike was organised by the Coalition of Cambodian Apparels Union. The workers were demanding a bigger increase in the minimum wage than the 9% offered by the Government. They are seeking for the minimum wage to be […]