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News / April 9, 2015

Is Samsung going to start its “New Challenge” with minimal compensation?

Hankyoreh21, a weekly magazine of South Korea, analyzed the compensation standards that Samsung had proposed in the mediation process to address workers’ death and health problems. According to Hankyoreh21’s analysis, only 14 people (8.5%) of…

News / April 2, 2015

Interested in workers’ rights?

Two courses are being offered to trade unionists around the world in June — one of them online — which you might be interested in.First, the Global Labour University is launching a free Massive Open…

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News / April 1, 2015

Crowdfunding for worker poisoned while making Dell, HP, Samsonite bags

Chen Yuelin is a 34-year old worker who contracted Chronic n-hexane poisoning while working in a sweatshop producing computer cases, luggage, and other bags for brands like Dell, Hewlett-Packard, and Samsonite in a factory called…

Publication / April 1, 2015

A report on workplace injuries at HHI

Hyundai Heavy Industries should take responsibility for the deaths of subcontract workers
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News / March 31, 2015

Alarming testimonies of workers in the Mexican electronics industry

Restriction of freedom of association, lack of collective negotiations, wages below the official poverty line; Mexican labour group Centro de Reflexión y Acción Laboral (CEREAL) has published a report on working conditions in the electronics…

News / March 30, 2015

Judge finds T-Mobile guilty of blocking workers from organizing

A judge at the National Labor Relations Board has found T-Mobile US guilty of engaging in nationwide labour law violations against workers. The unprecedented ruling comes following a rare move by the NLRB consolidating multiple…

News / March 26, 2015

GreenScreen practitioner program

Lead the way in sustainable chemicals management with GreenScreen’s most advanced training in the GreenScreen method. The GreenScreen Practitioner Program is designed for individuals who are interested in receiving in‐depth training and developing expertise in…

News / March 25, 2015

Global Labour University launches free online course

The Global Labour University has launched a free online course on Workers’ Rights in a Global Economy aimed at trade unionists and activists.The Global Labour University has launched a free online course on Workers’ Rights…

News / March 23, 2015

Mexico to ratify ILO Convention 98 on Collective Bargaining

International and regional trade union groups have welcomed a commitment by Mexican Secretary for Labour and Social Welfare, Alfonso Navarrete Prida, to ratify ILO Convention 98 and promote genuine collective bargaining. This is a first…

News / March 23, 2015

Electronics Watch foundation is formally established under Dutch law

Years of hard work paid off last week, with the legal establishment of the Electronics Watch foundation, whose mission is to achieve respect for labour rights in the global electronics industry through socially responsible public…

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