According to a new report by Amnesty International, the world is facing an increase in hate-filled rhetoric from demagogues, discriminatory policies and human rights abuses.
The strike seeks to defend the quality of universal postal service and the quality of postal jobs
With 100 days until the current Bangladesh Accord on Fire and Building Safety expires, garment companies are urged to continue their involvement to create a safe and sustainable garment industry in Bangladesh and to sign its successor, the 2018 Transition Accord.
The 2018 Transition Accord will continue the work of inspecting factories in Bangladesh, identifying safety hazards, and ensuring that they are corrected. As of today 109 garment companies have signed the 2018 Accord, covering more than 2 million workers.
The activities of the project "Work-Life Management and CSR in the finance sector is moving forward!
The UNI Commerce Steering Committee, meeting in Cape Town, South Africa, on 13 February 2018, discussed Carrefour’s reorganisation plans.
The plan, designed to boost the company’s economic recovery, will create a real social shock because it will lead to the loss of jobs and the lease management of its stores.
UNI supports Mandela project in Liverpool
The agreement to improve garment industry safety standards now covers more than 2 million workers
UNI shows its support for the UK labour movement in #HeartUnions week of action
Trade unions around the world are demanding the immediate release of KCTU President Han Sang-gyun from prison, and the withdrawal of the charges against the former General Secretary of KCTU, Lee Young-joo
After several weeks of strike action, Deliveroo workers in the Netherlands have something to celebrate.
