Through their union, female farmworkers in Meknes have achieved valuable skills that have enabled them to gain economic opportunities at work and new a sense of dignity.Read the full article
Unless the government quickly and sincerely revives the social contract, labour unrest is likely to be a recurring feature of the months ahead.Read the full article
In France, the high proportion of women amongst the ‘yellow vests’ protesters reminds us that this particular group of workers turn the wheels of essential services, such as health and education. They represent the ignored power of the social [...]Read the full article
Digitalisation, automation and artificial intelligence are changing the way we produce and work. Work via on-line platforms, ever more widespread, brings flexibility and independence, but also uncertainty and a lack of labour [...]Read the full article
“The minimum wage does not apply to the music business. Power and fame rule the industry.”Read the full article
Some 15,000 people are employed in Bosnia’s mines. In Breza, a small town, around 20 kilometres from Sarajevo, the country’s last female miners dispel the myth that “a woman in a mine brings bad luck”.Read the full article
“All these laws that they create that are supposed to protect women, all they do is increase violence against us”Read the full article
Equitable societies can only be achieved with a greater role returned to the stateRead the full article
