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SAVE THE DATE – Social protection for garment workers, 21 May, 3pm UK / 4pm CET

Apr 30, 2024By John's Labour blog

 “Please join the Local Authority Pension Fund Forum (LAPFF) and IndustriALL Global Union for a one-hour investor webinar on 21 May at 3pm UK/4pm CET, when we will explore the Employment Injury Scheme (EIS) for r…Read more…

Apr 30, 2024John's Labour blog

BHP mine workers tell investors about their reality (and the “Shift of Death”)

Nov 28, 2020By John's Labour blog

As a Pension trustee I took part in this virtual round table. It is shocking how badly supposedly “blue chip” responsible international mining companies treat their workers (and the environment!). Setting up “dummy” companies to outsource staff in orde…Read more…

Nov 28, 2020John's Labour blog

Together at work

Sep 27, 2019By UNITElive

The giant European trade union federation IndustriAll Europe, which covers 7m manufacturing, mining and energy workers has launched a campaign which aims to demonstrate the positive impact of…Read more…

Sep 27, 2019UNITElive

Iran: what does ending sanctions mean for workers?

Feb 22, 2016By Stronger Unions

Iran is returning to the international community, as the nuclear weapons programme is ended and sanctions are being abandoned. Throughout the diplomatic standoff, unions globally and here in the UK…Read more…

Feb 22, 2016Stronger Unions

International agreements coming back into fashion?

Jan 25, 2016By Stronger Unions

In the same week that the UK government ratified the ILO Forced Labour Protocol after pressure from the TUC and CBI, the Transport Minister has signalled that he will ratify the Hong Kong Convention…Read more…

Jan 25, 2016Stronger Unions

Burma: unions, global brands & NGOs back minimum wage for all

Jul 16, 2015By Stronger Unions

Things are changing in Burma, once a by-word for breaches of ILO core conventions, a no-go country for trade unionists (except for the ones in the military junta’s jails) and home to the…Read more…

Jul 16, 2015Stronger Unions

Nissan reject mediation over harassment of US trade unionists

Feb 4, 2015By Stronger Unions

Nissan, the global automotive company, has refused an offer by the US government to mediate in the long standing union recognition dispute in Canton, Mississippi, issuing blanket denials of…Read more…

Feb 4, 2015Stronger Unions

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