UE: Local 150 Helps Break Right-Wing Supermajority in North Carolina
By UE on January 12, 2025 |
South
From UE News | Photo Courtesy of ueunion.org | UE News Reuse Policy NORTH CAROLINA—As public-sector workers, the members of UE Local 150, North Carolina...
EDITORIAL: Musk & Bezos Attacks on the NLRB are a Sign of the Troubles to Come
By M. Drezner IBEW Member on January 9, 2025 |
National
With Donald Trump’s win of the 2024 election, monopoly capital has been emboldened and is poised to attack basic workers’ rights that have been in...
WFTU and the Young Workers’ Committee Solidarity with Comrade Timothee Esprit of FNIC CGT-Solidarity with Palestine
By WFTU on January 8, 2025 |
International
The World Federation of Trade Unions, representing 105 million workers from 133 countries of the 5 continents, expresses its undivided solidarity with the big protest...
NALC Rank-and-File Organizing Against Insulting Tentative Agreement
By M. Drezner IBEW Member on January 6, 2025 |
National
Back in November 2024, the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) announced it had reached a tentative agreement (TA) with the United States Postal Service...
The Plumb Plan: A Call for Democratically Run, Publicly Owned Railroads
By M. Drezner IBEW Member on January 3, 2025 |
History
In 1918, an organization calling for the democratization of the railroads was born. This plan was brought forth by American lawyer, Glenn E. Plumb after...
Starbucks Workers Hold Christmas Time Strike Campaign Across the US
By Driss El-Hassan SBWU Member on January 2, 2025 |
National
After strenuous planning and a complete freeze in negotiations with the Starbucks Corporation spanning months, the Starbucks Workers United (SBWU) union held a strike followed...

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THAILAND: Employees who produced F&F jeans for Tesco in Thailand were “locked in effective forced labor.”

THAILAND: Employees who produced F&F jeans for Tesco in Thailand were “locked in effective forced labor.”

By Worker Wire Services on December 22, 2022 |

According to a Guardian investigation, Burmese laborers who made F+F jeans for Tesco in Thailand claim they were effectively forced to work under harsh conditions for 99 hours per week for illegally low pay. 130 former employees of the VK…

AITUC Holds Massive Rally to Closeout 42nd National Conference