Zambian unions reject unjust laws stifling workers' rights25 July, 2024Unions in Zambia are rejecting proposed amendments to the Employment Code Act 2019 which seek to roll back fundamental rights at work and collective bargaining.
Covid-19 has made workers’ health and safety a priority in Mozambique18 August, 2020With the Covid-19 pandemic, the importance of occupational health and safety has returned to the union priority list, and the role of health and safety reps is being re-emphasized.
Covid-19 has made workers’ health and safety a priority in Mozambique18 August, 2020With the Covid-19 pandemic, the importance of occupational health and safety has returned to the union priority list, and the role of health and safety reps is being re-emphasized.
Unions in Mozambique empowering workers4 December, 2019Through a long-running project with Finnish trade unions and SASK, work continues in Mozambique to include women and youth in union structures, as well as develop a training scheme for tomorrow’s leaders.
Sindicatos empoderan a los trabajadores en Mozambique4 December, 2019A través de un proyecto de larga duración con sindicatos finlandeses y SASK, continúa el trabajo en Mozambique para incluir a las mujeres y a los jóvenes en las estructuras sindicales, así como para desarrollar un plan de formación para los líderes del mañana.
Unions in Mozambique empowering workers4 December, 2019Through a long-running project with Finnish trade unions and SASK, work continues in Mozambique to include women and youth in union structures, as well as develop a training scheme for tomorrow’s leaders.
Mozambique: Union demands better wage deal from Sasol10 August, 2018Oil and gas workers employed by multinational, Sasol, with operations in Canada, USA and South Africa, are demanding better wages and working conditions.
Mozambique: Union demands better wage deal from Sasol10 August, 2018Oil and gas workers employed by multinational, Sasol, with operations in Canada, USA and South Africa, are demanding better wages and working conditions.
Mozambique: Union shocked by appalling conditions at plastics factory4 April, 2018Workers at a Chinese-owned plastics factory in Mozambique are being forced to work in shocking conditions according to IndustriALL Global Union trade union affiliate, SINTIQUIAF, which organizes more than 15,000 workers in the chemical and allied industries.
Indignación sindical por las espantosas condiciones de trabajo en fábrica de plásticos de Mozambique 4 April, 2018Los trabajadores/as de una fábrica de plásticos de propiedad china en Mozambique se ven obligados a trabajar en condiciones espantosas, según el sindicato SINTIQUIAF, organización afiliada a IndustriALL Global Union. SINTIQUIAF representa a más de 15.000 trabajadores y trabajadoras en el sector de la industria química y afines.
