Right to strike upheld at ILO
After months of pressure from trade unions, the right to strike has been recognized by the employers’ group at the International Labour Organization (ILO) following a crucial tripartite meeting in Geneva from 23 to 25…
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EICC partners with CDP on supply chain greenhouse gas initiative
The Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC) and CDP, the international NGO driving sustainable economies (formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project), announced a new partnership to help expand greenhouse gas (GHG) reporting and reductions in the electronics…
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Challenge to the Global Electronics Industry
Make the production process safer and prevent illness and cancer from dangerous chemicals
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Report: Paying the price for flexibility – workers’ experiences in the electronics industry in Mexico
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Governing health and safety at lower tiers of the computer industry global value chain
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IBM workers’ unions call for halt to job cuts
Trade unions representing IBM workers around the world have called for an urgent moratorium on job cuts and for meaningful dialogue with the company following intense media speculation about restructuring at the troubled multinational.Trade unions…
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Philippines: Strike at EPZ ends as victory for workers
In a part of the Philippines well-known for imposing a “no-union, no-strike” policy, 500 workers in the Export Processing Zone in Cavite are celebrating a victory in union recognition and a concluded collective agreement.In a…
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GoodElectronics Network happy to welcome four new members
The GoodElectronics Network is happy to welcome four new members: Suthila Luenkam and the ITF Worker’s Union from Thailand, the Advocates of Science and Technology for the people (Agham) from the Philippines, and Nicki Lisa…
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The University of Durham, the fifth founding member of Electronics Watch
The University of Durham becomes the fifth founding member of Electronics Watch, joining other European public sector buyers to push for better conditions for workers in the supply chains of brands they have contracts with,…
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Case study: Electronics, mining and urban mining
Mining causes major damage to nature and environment and is partly superfluous if more metals would be reused. Besides that, responsible process of electronics prevents pollution in and around dumping-sites in Africa and Asia. These…