Mining unions around the world joined together in an International Day of Action against Rio Tinto, mining giant known for its anti-union practices. October 7 saw protests around the world held to raise awareness about the abusive and abhorrent working conditions for workers on Rio Tinto sites, which were co-ordinated by global union group Industriall. The day of action included rallies, stop work meetings and other worksite actions. The CFMEU also launched a report entitled ‘Rio Tinto and Direct Engagement’, examining the anti-union practices of the mining giant. For a CFMEU’s video about the IDA, click here. Joint actions such as these show that workers have more in common with each other than and it is through our unity that we can win.
Mining unions around the world joined together in an International Day of Action against Rio Tinto, mining giant known for its anti-union practices. October 7 saw protests around the world held to raise awareness about the abusive and abhorrent working conditions for workers on Rio Tinto sites, which were co-ordinated by global union group Industriall. The day of action included rallies, stop work meetings and other worksite actions. The CFMEU also launched a report entitled ‘Rio Tinto and Direct Engagement’, examining the anti-union practices of the mining giant. For a CFMEU’s video about the IDA, click here. Joint actions such as these show that workers have more in common with each other than and it is through our unity that we can win.
