Coca-Cola fails to address its actions in Philippines that expose workers to violence
06-02-2020EWC Coca-Cola European Partners agreement signed after tough and long negotiations
27-01-2020After 3 years negotiations, the IUF European regional organization EFFAT and the Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP) signed a long awaited agreement establishing a European Works Council.
Operating in 12 European countries and employing 23000 workers the company is the biggest Coca-Cola bottler globally in terms of revenue.
Belgium: Strike of Coca-Cola workers ended with an agreement
27-01-2020Following 3 days of action that took place from December 18 to 20, 2019 to protest the latest Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP) restructuring plan in Belgium, IUF affiliates have reached an agreement ending the strike. Please see below the details of this agreement:
Belgium: IUF affiliates block Coca-Cola factory gates to protest restructuring plans
19-12-2019
IUF affiliates representing Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP) workers in Belgium have started 3 days of action today (December 18, 2019) to protest the latest CCEP restructuring plan. Union members are blocking trucks going in and out of factories in Antwerp, Ghent, Chaudfontaine, Hasselt and Heppignies.
Coca-Cola's attack on unions in the Philippines invites violence against workers
18-12-2019Coca-Cola's Christmas Truck met with protests
16-12-2019
The iconic Coca-Cola Christmas truck had something of a rough ride this festive season. In the UK its showpiece final stop at London's O2 Arena had to be cancelled as a result of planned protests. And at Switzerland's most prestigious Monteux Christmas Market shoppers were provided with details of Coca-Cola's denial of workers' rights in Haiti, Indonesia, Ireland, Haiti and the USA.
RadioLabour interview: The IUF's Coca-Cola campaign
16-12-2019
RadioLabour has broadcasted an interview with the IUF detailing Coca-Cola rights abuses in Indonesia, Haiti, the United States and Ireland. You can listen to the interview here.
