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News / August 12, 2014

NXP workers hold protest march and benefit dinner

In an update released August 8th, the Metal Workers Alliance of the Philippines (MWAP) reports on a protest march in front of the NXP plant on August 6th. Around 1000 workers and supporters successfully asserted…

News / July 30, 2014

Labour inspection: Pegatron to improve labour conditions at Dutch subsidiary

Dutch labour inspection has given Pegatron 3 months to improve the labour conditions in its establishment in Breda, the Netherlands. Earlier this month, complaints from workers revealed that labour conditions were very harsh. Bad ventilation…

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News / July 29, 2014

‘Dirty’ hands on front wall of Microsoft headquarter; activists arrested

On July 7, 24 activists from Milieudefensie, the Dutch chapter of Friends of the Earth International, left their handprints on the front wall of Microsofts headquarter in the Netherlands. Microsoft refuses to engage in fair…

News / July 25, 2014

IndustriALL training session: Organizing ICT, Electrical & Electronics Workers in Taiwan

On July 11 in Jungli, Taiwan, the ROCMU-IndustriALL Global Union Organizing Seminar on ICT, Electrical & Electronics Workers took place. 42 union officers from various age groups and 16 plant level unions, including non-affiliated unions…

News / July 25, 2014

Ensure that no children are making Samsung products

Another case of child workers, under 16, was uncovered at the Shinyang Electronics factory in Dongguan, China. Making cell phone covers and parts for Samsung, this factory had children work the same long 11-hour night-shifts…

News / July 25, 2014

Update on #bringbacknxp24 campaign

The Global Day of Action for the 24 dismissed workers of NXP Philippines, held on July 2, has led to a dropping of the charges that were filed against 5 leaders of the NXPSCI Workers…

News / July 25, 2014

China Labor Watch exposes employment of child labor at Samsung supplier Shinyang Electronics

China Labor Watch (CLW) has once again exposed the employment of child labor in Samsung’s supply chain, this time at a factory called Shinyang Electronics in Dongguan, China. This revelation comes nearly two years after…

News / July 7, 2014

GoodElectronics, Cividep concerned about mass retrenchment of Nokia workers in India

Civil society organisations from India and around the world are highly concerned about the recent spree of retrenching electronics workers in the Sriperumbudur industrial area in Tamil Nadu, India. The trend was set when Nokia…

News / July 4, 2014

Stop the anti-worker practices of T-Mobile

T-Mobile has a record of offshoring jobs, intimidating and even humiliating workers. And now, with the media buzzing about a potential merger between T-Mobile and Sprint, some workers are scared that more jobs will be…

News / July 4, 2014

Second letter sent to NXP Thailand

On May 13, GoodElectronics (GE), GoodElectronics Thailand (GET) and FNV Bondgenoten sent a letter to NXP Semiconductors Thailand expressing their deep concern over on-going labour issues. The company answered on May 27, but this raised…

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