The results of the analysis, contained in the report, “Toxic chemicals in computers – Reloaded”, (1) show bromine being present in over 40 per cent of the components tested, at concentrations of up to 10…
Several European Union countries have failed to turn the bloc’s rules on electronic waste into national law and now face legal action from Brussels, the European Commission said on Wednesday October 17, 2007. The rules…
Amsterdam, 15 October 2007 – Apple’s iPhone contains hazardous chemicals and materials, according to the results of scientific tests commissioned by Greenpeace. The insight into the components of the iPhone is presented in the Greenpeace…
IBM employees in Italy made headlines around the world this week when they announced their intention to carry out a “virtual strike” inside “Second Life”. More than 1’850 – real- people protested behind their computers…
The 3th of October, 2007, CEREAL (Centro de Reflexión y Acción Laboral) presented a report on labour conditions in the Electronics Industry in Mexico. The 3th of October, 2007, CEREAL (Centro de Reflexión y Acción…
After Dutch trade union FNV Bondgenoten , Thai Labour Campaign and GoodElectronics handed over a petition to Sony Holding B.V. The Netherlands, Sony Technology in Thailand agreed to reinstate the 18 union leaders who were…
On behalf of the Sony Thailand Union and 18 dismissed Union Leaders, a petition addressed to Sony Holding B.V. The Netherlands was handed over on the 13th of September by Lek Yimprasert from the Thai…
Disgruntled IBM workers in Italy are planning to stage a “strike” inside the Second Life virtual world, targeting facilities run by their employer.About 500 IBM employees from 18 countries had signed up to help stage…
A new complaint is reported against a multinational company in Brazil. This case was presented for PNC in Brazil and Netherlands in Agust. It was prepared by CUT (the largest federation of trade unions in…
Petition: On behalf of the dismissed Sony Technology (Thailand) workers and the Sony Union (Thailand) On July 12, 2007, 18 workers of Sony Technology Thailand[1] were dismissed, one day before the general congress of the…