The University of Zimbabwe (UZ) has begun replacing its striking lecturers with adjunct staff who will be paid as little as US$3 per hour. This follows ongoing industrial [READ MORE]
Mining Metal Maritime and Construction Workers Union general secretary Joseph Garoeb on Sunday said the protest of the fishermen employed under the government redress programme (Gerp) will continue [READ MORE]
Protesters from Mpumalanga demand local recruitment at power stations About 70 protesters from several areas in Mpumalanga picketed outside Eskom head office in Johannesburg on Wednesday, demanding jobs. [READ MORE]
Hundreds of protesters, including Indigenous and coastal youth from Karossa, Pasangkayu and Kalukku, rallied on May 5 at the West Sulawesi governor’s office to demand the closure of [READ MORE]
MANILA — Members of Kawasaki United Labor Union (KULU) protested the unresolved Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) negotiations that have dragged on for almost one year. “Hiling lang namin [READ MORE]
Bosses Beware! is now a series! In the next Bosses Beware! webinar, we will be discussing the victorious strike waged by PT SPMN palm oil workers in Central [READ MORE]
• In the village of Winangun, a collective practice done by a group of women stands as proof that organic rice farming can be a real solution for [READ MORE]
“We are concerned at the appearance of targeting publicly pro-union worker leaders,” said a union official about a raid in western New York. AN IMMIGRATION RAID in western [READ MORE]
On International Workers’ Day, we spotlight the silent struggles behind Southeast Asia’s gig economy. As Grab tightens its grip on the market, the gig workers powering the platform [READ MORE]
BAGUIO CITY — “This struggle is long but we will fight until we win,” Leonora Membrot vows. In the mountains of Kalinga, where the rivers sing the stories [READ MORE]
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