Вышел свежий номер журнала IndustriALL “Global Worker” 19 May, 2015Пятый выпуск журнала IndustriALL “Global Worker” вышел в новом виде. Журнал содержит новую серию материалов, интервью и досье по ряду различных тем, изложенных с точки зрения работников.
IndustriALL’s new issue of Global Worker out now19 May, 2015IndustriALL’s fifth edition of Global Worker is out now with a fresh new look. The magazine includes a new set of features, interviews and profiles on a range of different topics from a workers’ perspective.
INTERVIEW: Chili, réformer le Code du Travail18 May, 2015Déterminée, forte et ancrée dans ses convictions, Barbara Figueroa est une femme qui n’hésite pas une seconde à dire ce qu’elle pense. Présidente de la centrale syndicale chilienne CUT (Centrale unitaire des Travailleurs du Chili), elle se voit comme “la première porte-parole de la plus importante organisation ouvrière” du pays.Des inégalités croissantes en matière de salaire, de sécurité d’emploi et de stabilité sociale ont conduit le gouvernement de Michelle Bachelet à présenter au Parlement un projet de loi en vue de réformer le Code du Travail qui date de la dictature de Pinochet ayant pris fin en 1990. La nouvelle loi vise à renforcer les droits collectifs des travailleurs et travailleuses et à promouvoir un système plus équitable de relations sociales. Barbara Figueroa est l’une des principales figures de ce changement.
INTERVIEW: Chili, réformer le Code du Travail18 May, 2015Déterminée, forte et ancrée dans ses convictions, Barbara Figueroa est une femme qui n’hésite pas une seconde à dire ce qu’elle pense. Présidente de la centrale syndicale chilienne CUT (Centrale unitaire des Travailleurs du Chili), elle se voit comme “la première porte-parole de la plus importante organisation ouvrière” du pays.Des inégalités croissantes en matière de salaire, de sécurité d’emploi et de stabilité sociale ont conduit le gouvernement de Michelle Bachelet à présenter au Parlement un projet de loi en vue de réformer le Code du Travail qui date de la dictature de Pinochet ayant pris fin en 1990. La nouvelle loi vise à renforcer les droits collectifs des travailleurs et travailleuses et à promouvoir un système plus équitable de relations sociales. Barbara Figueroa est l’une des principales figures de ce changement.
INTERVIEW: Chile: transforming the Labour Code18 May, 2015Determined, strong and with the courage of her convictions, Barbara Figueroa is a woman who doesn’t hesitate to say what she thinks. President of the Chilean trade union centre, the Central Unitaria de Trabajadores de Chile (CUT), she sees herself as “the leading spokesperson for the most important workers’ organization” in Chile.Increasing inequalities in pay, job security and social stability have led Michelle Bachelet’s government to send a bill to Congress to reform the Labour Code introduced under Pinochet’s dictatorship which ended in 1990. The new act aims to strengthen the collective rights of workers and promote a fairer system of labour relations. Figueroa is one of the main figures driving the change.
Creation of a single industrial union in Chile - a "dream come true”4 December, 2014“Four years ago, we began to build our union with a lot of hope in our hearts. We took an important step to strengthen and end the fragmentation of the trade union movement. After much effort and a lot of support from IndustriALL Global Union, we can say we are on the right path”, said Horacio Fuentes, in his opening speech at the founding congress of Industrial Chile.
Creation of a single industrial union in Chile - a "dream come true”4 December, 2014“Four years ago, we began to build our union with a lot of hope in our hearts. We took an important step to strengthen and end the fragmentation of the trade union movement. After much effort and a lot of support from IndustriALL Global Union, we can say we are on the right path”, said Horacio Fuentes, in his opening speech at the founding congress of Industrial Chile.
Warning strikes at BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto mine in Chile 25 September, 2014Workers at the Escondida mine and its port, Coloso, in Chile, went on strike at 8am on 22 September after members of Union Number 1 voted to stop work in response to the constant violations of Chilean law by the mine’s multinational owners, BHP Billiton and Río Tinto and the Chilean authorities’ failure to make the companies comply with the country’s legislation.
Warning strikes at BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto mine in Chile25 September, 2014Workers at the Escondida mine and its port, Coloso, in Chile, went on strike at 8am on 22 September after members of Union Number 1 voted to stop work in response to the constant violations of Chilean law by the mine’s multinational owners, BHP Billiton and Río Tinto and the Chilean authorities’ failure to make the companies comply with the country’s legislation.
BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto workers in Chile on 24 hour strikes 24 September, 2014Workers at Escondida, the world’s biggest copper mine, stopped work on 22 and 24 September in support of demands for improved working conditions.
