While workplace childcare policies are relatively new in Bolivia, the country is making progress, for example by promoting breastfeeding rooms and day-care facilities. However, such policies are of little use when employers fail to respect labour [...]

Social dialogue and collective bargaining are needed in every airport and with every airline to ensure working conditions improve across the industry and that cabin crew, pilots and ground handling workers are paid the wages they are [...]

Under the previous Argentinian administration, trade unionists were the target of illegal spying attempts, orchestrated court cases and death threats.

The 2022 ITUC Global Rights Index reveals a dire situation for working people across the world. We must reverse this trend.

The right to strike in Hungary was repeatedly restricted, particularly in the public sector, during the last term of office of the nationalist prime minister Viktor Orbán, who was elected for the fourth time in a row in April [...]

Hundreds of dockworkers at Greece’s largest port are demanding better working conditions and a new collective agreement. Ever since the Chinese state-owned enterprise COSCO became the majority owner of the Piraeus Port Authority, workers there have had fewer rights and [...]

The metaverse has been talked about only in terms of gee-whiz technologies – but it raises very serious labour concerns.

In the DRC, slaughterhouses lack the equipment required to ensure that the cows slaughtered there are in good health, which poses a danger to both consumers and slaughterhouse workers.

Organising care on a not-for-profit basis is good for society, good for taxpayers, good for people who need care and support, and good for care workers.

Teleworking has expanded rapidly and haphazardly due to the pandemic. The risks include teleworking being confused with work-life balance and certain costs being placed on workers.