UNI Global Union, in conjunction with Justice for Colombia, is sponsoring a union meeting to discuss serious and ongoing allegations of human rights violations in Colombia and Peru.
UNI MEI Global Union supports the Korean Film Workers Union, FKMWU’s efforts with respect to the revision of the Act on Film and Video Industry Promotion.
The recognized Social Partners, EASE (European Association of Sport Employers) and UNI Europa, are glad to announce the finalization and the official signature of the Guidelines on Health and Safety in the European sport and active leisure sector last week in Brussels.
The core purpose of these guidelines is to promote minimum standards for the provision of a safe and healthy work environment which is in the interest and is the responsibility of both sport employers and workers.
Trade unions representing IBM workers around the world have called for an urgent moratorium on job cuts and for meaningful dialogue with the company following intense media speculation about restructuring at the troubled multinational.
Early years educators are standing up worldwide!
Over one thousand Irish Early Years Educators, SIPTU members, took to the streets on February 17 to protest for increased investment to their sector. Watch the video here.
Colombia: The fair victory of Sintravalores against "Pacto Colectivo" in Prosegur
The fair victories of SINTRAVALORES. The fine proves that PROSEGUR, in its role of employer, carries out illegal actions.
Currently in Peru: The State Ministry has declared that the allegations against union leaders are unfounded.
Oliver Röthig, UNI Europa Regional Secretary visited Athens. UNI Europa, the European branch of UNI Global Union, the trade union federation representing services sectors, represents 320 trade union organisations and a total of seven million workers in Europe. UNI Europa members in Greece are OTOE, POST, OASE, OME-OTE, POSPERT, OIYE and OSETYP.
Benetton says it will compensate victims of the 2013 Rana Plaza building collapse in Bangladesh
Walmart has caved in to worker and public outrage and is raising wages for more than 500,000 of its United States employees.
UNI Global Union welcomed the news but warned that Walmart workers were still vulnerable to the whims of management.
