Asia/Pacific
ACCUP launches protest actions on April 25 which will continue until October 31 against the "Lies of Coke"
24-04-2012
On 25 April ACCUP will launch the first of a series of revolving protest actions that will continue until 31 October. ACCUP is protesting jobs destruction under forced mass redundancies of sales workers, increased contractualization and outsourcing to replace regular jobs in manufacturing, the loss of wage bargaining rights and an unfair regime of performance appraisal and punishment that undermines job security.
Coca-Cola Beverage Korea Labour Unions unite to resolve workplace issues
24-04-2012Watch the video and stand up for workers’ rights at Coca-Cola Philippines.
13-04-2012
Coca-cola workers in the Philippines are unhappy. The company refuses to collectively bargain with its workers for a wage increase and other benefits. Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines, Inc. (CCBPI) is threatening the workers' union and job security of workers.
Watch this video and find out what you can do to help make Coca-cola workers happy.
Progress in Pakistan: 75 more casual workers made permanent as unions open offices for the first time
23-08-2011Coke union leader faces termination for helping casual workers demand permanent jobs
29-07-2011On 20th July Coca-Cola Philippines management issued an inter-office memorandum to Brother Fred Maranon, President of the San Fernando Coca-Cola Rank & File Union (SACORU), a member of the IUF-affiliated Alliance of Coca-Cola Unions Philippines (ACCUP), threatening termination.
Coca-Cola unions in Pakistan coordinate national bargaining, sign collective agreements for the first time
28-07-2011Six Coca-Cola unions jointly negotiated their plant-level Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBAs) with Coca-Coca Pakistan Beverages Limited (CCBPL) through national bargaining for the first time ever.
