Union leaders at risk of imprisonment if they take part in protests
Six trade union leaders in Cambodia received two and a half year suspended prison sentences on 11 December. They were also ...
Tag: workers rights
Amid a worsening situation for workers’ rights, an international union chief speaks out
In its 2018 report, the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) signalled a worrying trend of deteriorating workers' rights around the world. ...
People are calling on Roger Federer to help win unpaid wages for thousands of workers
Football might be coming home, but the World Cup isn't the only major sports event happening right now. Wimbledon is ...
The Tory MP who blocked the upskirting law launches an ‘attack on workers’ rights’
Sir Christopher Chope, the Conservative MP who blocked the 'upskirting bill' on 15 June, has tabled a private members' bill ...
A shocking investigation exposes the abuses faced by workers making clothes for the British high street
An international labour monitoring organisation has released a damning report on working conditions in a factory in Bangalore, India. The ...
As the World Cup gets going, it’s all kicking off against the sports brands paying poverty wages
Football fever has kicked off once again, with the World Cup taking place in Russia. But the Clean Clothes Campaign ...
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Corbyn hands May her arse on a plate after the PM suggests she’s a hero of working people [VIDEO]
Theresa May appeared to suggest that she's a hero of workers' rights at Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs). But Jeremy Corbyn ...
These women led the ultimate fight against injustice and its changed the landscape of workers rights ever since
40 years ago, Britain's capital witnessed a revolt from an unlikely group of South Asian women, working in the Grunwick factory ...
Burger chain holds fake training day to shop immigrant workers to the Home Office
Burger restaurant chain Byron has come under fire after it has been reported that in early July its London managers ...
As Brexit boats ‘battle’ on the Thames, these are the people actually fighting for workers’ rights
On 15 June, Nigel Farage led a protest of fishing trawlers on the River Thames. This was met by a fleet of ...
Billionaire Sports Direct boss finally admits to these disgusting “workhouse” conditions for UK workers
The founder of Sports Direct, Mike Ashley, has appeared in front of MPs to answer questions from the Business, Innovation ...
Strikes and protests in France threaten to derail Euro 2016 (TWEETS)
This week, France is not just clearing up after its worst floods in decades. Its citizens have also moved into their third ...
David Cameron has a lot in common with McDonald’s, and it’s all bad
On 20 April, David Cameron criticised the Labour party for banning McDonald's from its conference later this year. But considering ...
Here’s why Labour just took a stand against McDonald’s (TWEETS)
Labour has just refused to associate itself with fast-food giant McDonald's. In response, the right-wing media and some Labour backbenchers have ...
The reality of life (and death) for a migrant worker in the City of London
On the 17 December, husband and father Fernando Montero passed away following a heart attack. His life, and death, offers ...
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