Les travailleurs du Lesotho manifestent pour un minimum vital 1 November, 2012En n’acceptant pas les délais de publication au Journal officiel de la décision concernant les salaires minimums au Lesotho, un millier de travailleurs et travailleuses de la confection ont marché jusqu’aux bureaux du Premier ministre, lundi 29 octobre 2012, pour exiger un salaire minimum vital.
Рабочие Лесото провели протестный марш, требуя обеспечения прожиточного минимума1 November, 2012Отказавшись признать задержку опубликования информации о размере минимальной заработной платы, в понедельник, 29 октября 2012 года, 1000 работников швейной промышленности Королевства Лесото организовали протестный марш к офису премьер-министра, чтобы потребовать обеспечения прожиточного минимума.
Lesotho workers march for a living wage1 November, 2012Not accepting delays in the gazetting of minimum wages in Lesotho, 1,000 garment workers marched to the Prime Minister’s office on Monday 29 October 2012 to demand a living wage.
Riot police disperse sacked workers at Texim producing for Hugo Boss27 September, 2012Hugo Boss turns a blind eye to violent oppression of dismissed Texim workers producing their clothes in Turkey. The 38 Texim employees sacked since 7 August for trade union organizing had their peaceful picket attacked by 12 buses of riot police on 24 September.
Riot police disperse sacked workers at Texim producing for Hugo Boss27 September, 2012Hugo Boss turns a blind eye to violent oppression of dismissed Texim workers producing their clothes in Turkey. The 38 Texim employees sacked since 7 August for trade union organizing had their peaceful picket attacked by 12 buses of riot police on 24 September.
Unions are best way to prevent further disasters in Pakistan20 September, 2012IndustriALL Global Union argues that freedom of association and trade unions are the best way to prevent further workplace tragedies, after it is revealed that certification of the Ali Enterprise factory in Pakistan by a prominent monitoring group issued just weeks earlier did not prevent the fire that killed nearly 300 workers, many of them trapped behind locked exit doors.
Unions are best way to prevent further disasters in Pakistan20 September, 2012IndustriALL Global Union argues that freedom of association and trade unions are the best way to prevent further workplace tragedies, after it is revealed that certification of the Ali Enterprise factory in Pakistan by a prominent monitoring group issued just weeks earlier did not prevent the fire that killed nearly 300 workers, many of them trapped behind locked exit doors.
German brand KIK sourcing from Pakistan factory19 September, 2012The high price of cheap jeans was uncovered in Pakistan on 17 September, with confirmation that the low-cost German brand KIK sourced garments from Ali Enterprises, which burnt down killing almost 300 people.
La marca alemana KIK se abastece de una fábrica de Pakistán19 September, 2012El 17 de septiembre se descubrió en Pakistán el alto precio de los pantalones vaqueros baratos, con la confirmación de que la marca alemana de bajo costo KIK se abastece de prendas de vestir de Ali Enterprises, que ardió, y en el incendio perecieron cerca de 300 personas.
German brand KIK sourcing from Pakistan factory19 September, 2012The high price of cheap jeans was uncovered in Pakistan on 17 September, with confirmation that the low-cost German brand KIK sourced garments from Ali Enterprises, which burnt down killing almost 300 people.
