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Malaysian electronics manufacturer Renesas Semiconductor criticised for union busting
Apr 04, 2013
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87 civil society organisations, trade unions and groups are calling on Malaysian electronics manufacturer Renesas Semiconductor to respect the freedom of association and the right to effective recognition of the right to collective bargaining. Renesas must immediately accord recognition to the Electronic Industry Employees Union Western Region (EIEUWR), and reinstate Wan Noorulazhar bin Mohd Hanafiah and all other worker leaders terminated.
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'Electrolux responds to false accusations regarding workers in Thailand'
Mar 28, 2013
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Responding to a letter by the GoodElectronics Network of March 28, Electrolux refers to an update of the situation in Thailand on the Electrolux website. The information presented under the heading 'Electrolux responds to false accusations regarding workers in Thailand', fails, however, to fully address the concerns raised by GoodElectronics.
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Labour conflict Electrolux Thailand not resolved, despite pressure GoodElectronics and Swedish union
Mar 28, 2013
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The labour conflict at the Rayong plant of Electrolux in Thailand has not yet been resolved, despite intervention by Swedish union IF Metall. Letters by the GoodElectronics Network and GoodElectronics Thailand (GET) to the Swedish company have gone unanswered. Electrolux is not keeping its promises with regard to the reinstatement of dismissed workers and is putting off conciliation with the concerned union leaders and union members. A process of collective bargaining in good faith is still far off.
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Explanation Conflict Free Tin Initiative
Mar 26, 2013
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A short video about the Conflict-Free Tin Initiative (CFTI). Jaime Bourbon-Parma, Special Envoy Natural Resources (Netherlands), explains what CFTI hopes to achieve: Create demand for conflict-free tin from Eastern Congo and thereby create a prospect for economic development and regional stability.
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Epeat expands its activities to imaging equipment
Mar 26, 2013
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This February 12th, Epeat announced its expansion to imaging equipment as scanners, printers and copiers.
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