‘Deepfakes’ to impersonate workers and cinema theft: how cybercrime grows as a source of income for North Korea
Cybercrime incidents linked to North Korea surged by 130% in 2025, with a notable increase in the sophistication of their hacking techniques.
ISWD 2026: Lagos social workers seek unity, harmony
Lagos social workers are urging collective action to address societal divisions during International Social Work Day 2026.
Cnpr forum: "Low wages and fragile businesses"
The article discusses the Italian government's focus on reducing fiscal pressure and its positive impact on workers' wages amidst a challenging international environment.
The killing of a Nepali security guard reveals the hidden toll of the Iran war
The tragic death of a Nepali security guard in Abu Dhabi highlights the hidden risks faced by migrant workers amid international conflicts.
IL investigated: Language skills in care situations - See what is happening in your area
A report reveals that language skill issues among healthcare workers recruited from abroad have led to challenges across Finnish welfare areas, although experiences with these international workers have generally been positive.
Hankyoreh's ‘Hidden Deaths of Migrant Workers’ Wins International Amnesty Journalism Award
The Hankyoreh's investigative report on the hidden deaths of migrant workers in South Korea has won the International Amnesty Journalism Award.
Trade in Ipiales and Tulcán awaits a solution to reactivate transactions
Thousands of workers from the cargo transport and international trade sectors held a protest in Ipiales, demanding lower tariffs and fees for imports and exports between Ecuador and Colombia.
IWD: Lagos celebrates female sanitation workers, approves free healthcare
Lagos Waste Management Authority celebrated female sanitation workers on International Women’s Day with free medical screenings and recognition awards.
Airport Union Submits Direct Negotiation Request to Incheon International Airport and Korea Airports Corporation
Workers from 15 airports across the country submitted a request for direct negotiations to the main contractors, Incheon International Airport Corporation and Korea Airports Corporation.
International Women's Day: Large march with workers from 'Violanta', paint thrown at the Ministry of Labor
A significant march for International Women's Day was held in Greece, prominently featuring the tragic case of five workers from the biscuit factory 'Violanta' who died on the job.
'Fighting Female Workers are Changing the World'... 3.8 Strike Rally Held at Seoul Station
A rally advocating for gender equality and labor rights was held in Seoul ahead of International Women's Day, with participants calling for legislative changes and better protections for women and LGBTQ workers.
Female Workers on Partial Strike Ahead of International Women's Day: 'Achieve Real Gender Equality'
Ahead of International Women's Day, female workers in South Korea have raised their voices for gender pay equity through partial strikes in Seoul.
Kim Jong-un publicly visits cement factory amid Iranian airstrikes, calling it a heroic struggle
Kim Jong-un visited North Korea's largest cement plant, praising workers for their production achievements and reaffirming the country's economic strategy despite international tensions.
Iranian drone hits Kuwait International Airport, injuring several workers
An Iranian drone strike at Kuwait International Airport resulted in several minor injuries among airport employees and some material damage to the terminal.
Donald Duck is 'thirsty' for conquest; aiming for Russia, Colombia, and Chile
The Pascual Workers Cooperative is planning to expand its beverage exports to international markets, including Russia, Colombia, and Chile.
Leaving room for dialogue with the US administration, North Korea emphasizes 'hostile' relations with South Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un highlighted a willingness for dialogue with the US while reinforcing 'hostile' relations with South Korea during the recently held Workers' Party Congress.
Railway Workers Don’t Want Longer Trucks
The European Railway and Infrastructure Managers' Community is protesting against the EU's revision of regulations allowing longer trucks in international transport, citing concerns for the railway industry's competitiveness.
The Workers' Party Congress has begun in North Korea
North Korea's Workers' Party Congress has commenced with around 5,000 delegates discussing the future economic, military, and foreign policy direction of the country, including hints about its nuclear program and potential dialogues with the US and South Korea.
Workers at Kenya's main airport call off strike after two days of disruption
Workers at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport ended their strike after two days, causing significant flight disruptions.
Kenya: Kenya Airways Adjusts Schedules As Aviation Workers' Strike Causes Up to 4-Hour Delays At JKIA
Kenya Airways has adjusted its flight schedules due to significant delays caused by an ongoing strike by aviation workers at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.
Kenya: Passengers Stranded as Aviation Workers Strike Disrupts Kisumu Airport Operations
An aviation workers' strike in Kenya has disrupted flights to and from Kisumu International Airport, leaving many passengers stranded.
Labor Conditions
Ecuador ranks as the third worst country in the world for workers, according to the 2023 Global Rights Index by the International Trade Union Confederation, highlighting severe labor issues such as forced long hours without breaks.
Mining company maintains strike after the kidnapping of 10 workers in Sinaloa
Canadian mining company Vizsla Silver has temporarily suspended operations in Sinaloa following the kidnapping of ten employees, while enhancing its security protocols and working with international advisors to assess ongoing conditions.
Vizsla tightens security protocols after disappearance of miners in Concordia
Vizsla Silver has reinforced its security protocols following the disappearance of ten workers in Concordia, Sinaloa, by collaborating with experienced international security consultants.
Salesforce workers outraged after CEO makes joke about ICE watching them
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff faces backlash for making a joke about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement monitoring international employees during a company event.
Alberta pauses health-care coverage change for some international work permit holders
The Alberta government has temporarily halted a policy that would cut health coverage for certain temporary foreign workers, following public and employer concerns.
International Ports Strike Against the 'War Economy' in the Mediterranean
A total of 26 international ports have joined a strike against the 'war economy' in the Mediterranean, protesting military actions and the impact on workers' rights.
Flights resume at Enugu airport after protest over concession plan
Flight operations have resumed at Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu after aviation workers protested the government's concession plan for the facility.
Sad Lucky Charm: 'This horse looks like how I feel at work'
Workers in Yiwu, China's 'International Trade City', are drawing attention for their poorly constructed plush horses that feature sad expressions, resonating with many people's feelings of exhaustion at work.
Indigenous protest blocking access to Santarém Airport causes disruptions to drivers and passengers
An indigenous protest blocking the main access road to Santarém International Airport has caused traffic jams, delays, and inconveniences for travelers and workers.
RECORD-LINE CRISIS ⟩ Last year, over 6000 seafarers were left trapped on ships
In 2025, an unprecedented crisis in international shipping saw over 6000 seafarers abandoned on ships without pay, food, or a way to return home, according to the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF).
Samira Nawa: Kaare Dybvad paints a frightening picture of international labor
Samira Nawa critiques Danish Employment Minister Kaare Dybvad's portrayal of international labor in his new book, arguing against its conflation with immigration policy that undermines skilled foreign workers.
The ILO warns of the risks of AI for the employment of highly qualified youth
The International Labour Organization (ILO) has warned about the risks that artificial intelligence (AI) poses for highly qualified young workers, particularly those seeking their first job, as outlined in its 2026 report on Social and Employment Trends.
British Unions: Workers at McDonald's complain about sexual harassment
British unions have accused McDonald's of violating international labor standards due to its failure to address sexual harassment complaints from employees across its restaurants in the UK.
Israel revokes permits for Doctors Without Borders and other humanitarian workers in Gaza
Israel's foreign ministry announced that several international humanitarian organizations, including Doctors Without Borders, will face the closure of their operations in Gaza starting January 1, due to legal actions taken against their operating permits.