Shipbuilding and shipbreaking unions will focus on organizing Precarious Workers20 November, 2013At IndustriALL Global Union’s Shipbuilding-shipbreaking Action group meeting on 12-14 November in Denmark, unions prioritized their activities on organizing and fighting precarious work and will start mapping Multinational Coorporation’s (MNC) in order to the possibilities of creating new trade union networks.
Materials unions intensify global solidarity 18 November, 2013Around 80 union delegates of 18 countries from all continents representing glass, cement and ceramics workers attended IndustriALL’s World Conference for the Materials Industries in Bangkok, Thailand on 12-13 November to discuss a wide range issues.
Sindicatos del sector materiales intensifican solidaridad mundial 18 November, 2013Unos 80 delegados sindicales provenientes de 18 países de todos los continentes, representando a los trabajadores de los sectores del vidrio, cemento y cerámica, asistieron a la Conferencia Mundial de IndustriALL para las industrias de materiales que se celebró en Bangkok, Tailandia el 12 y 13 de noviembre, para intercambiar ideas sobre una amplia gama de asuntos de interés para este sector.
Профсоюзы работников перерабатывающей промышленности укрепляют глобальную солидарность18 November, 2013Около 80 профсоюзных делегатов из 18 стран со всех континентов, представляющих работников стекольной, цементной и керамической отраслей промышленности, приняли участие во Всемирной конференции IndustriALL, посвященной вопросам перерабатывающих отраслей промышленности, которая проходила 12-13 ноября в Бангкоке, Таиланд. Участники обсудили широкий круг вопросов.
Materials unions intensify global solidarity18 November, 2013Around 80 union delegates of 18 countries from all continents representing glass, cement and ceramics workers attended IndustriALL’s World Conference for the Materials Industries in Bangkok, Thailand on 12-13 November to discuss a wide range issues.
Enough is enough, say Hialpesa workers 5 November, 2013One of Peru’s largest and most profitable textile and clothing companies, Hilandería de Algodón Peruana (Hialpesa) called in the police on Monday to prevent union members from entering the factory after they refused to take part in the charade of signing sham employment contracts.
Enough is enough, say Hialpesa workers5 November, 2013One of Peru’s largest and most profitable textile and clothing companies, Hilandería de Algodón Peruana (Hialpesa) called in the police on Monday to prevent union members from entering the factory after they refused to take part in the charade of signing sham employment contracts.
Sri Lanka Actions31 October, 2013IndustriALL affiliate in Sri Lanka, The Free Trade Zones & General Services Employees' Union (FTZ&GSEU) launched its campaign against precarious work...
