On International Women’s Day, women workers at Nestlé are fighting discrimination and unequal treatment. For example, sisters are fighting Nestlé’s attempts to prevent them from taking up leadership roles in...
...the shift if the work was finished or the order changed, so that day was not paid. “I live in a family with my mother, father, two sisters, four younger...
...office. BCTGM members in Richmond are prepared to continue to make a stand to protect the jobs of their brothers and sisters at Kraft in Georgia and ultimately, their own....
...sends fraternal greetings to you, our sisters and brothers, fighting for basic worker rights against an oppressive regime. “For daring to speak out and to exercise your right to form...
...and all brothers and sisters who support our struggle. We are free but charges against us are not dropped. We will continue to demand that our wages and other benefits...
...government and authorities should intervene in the situation to solve the conflict in the spirit of justice and law. “We call on our sisters and brothers in the labour movement...
...meeting. But you needn’t live and work in a G20 country to take action in support of our Korean sisters and brothers! Unions everywhere can use these campaign materials to...
...will stand with our Pakistani brothers and sisters to ensure they get justice.” Unions NSW, which has more than 65 union affiliates, representing over 800,000 workers and their families,...