The Conveyor Belt Should Have Stopped [Because]
A Vietnamese migrant worker, Nguyen Van Tuan, tragically lost his life while working on an overloaded conveyor belt in Icheon, South Korea, raising questions about safety and labor conditions for migrant workers.
Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bฤ k: The reform of the National Labor Inspectorate addresses real problems in the labor market
Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bฤ k supports the recently passed reform of the National Labor Inspectorate, highlighting its role in addressing real labor market issues.
โBloodstained Breadโ... I Bled When I Was 20 Years Old 13 Years Ago [Voice of 6411]
In a personal account, a former SPC worker recounts the harsh working conditions and injuries faced during her employment at the SPC Samlip factory in Korea.
Sick leave certificates, the tightening of medical visits: beware of these hours if you don't want to risk your job
Employees must be available at home during designated hours when on sick leave, or risk disciplinary actions from their employer.
Family of worker killed by the dictatorship will receive certificate with real cause of death after 50 years
The family of Manoel Fiel Filho, a worker who died under the dictatorship in Brazil, will finally receive a death certificate that reflects the true cause of his death, 50 years later.
She refused a breathalyzer test at work, was fired, and the Justice ordered her to be compensated with more than 45 thousand dollars
An Australian company was ordered to compensate a worker with $45,000 after she was fired for refusing to undergo a breathalyzer test at work.
STF decision denies CLT to masonry worker and allows pejotization; what could change in Justice?
A recent decision by Brazil's Supreme Court regarding pejotization has reignited discussions about workers' rights and employment contracts.
VIDEO โฉ The court has made a decision regarding the Ukrainian construction worker who was trapped under a concrete panel
A court has ruled on the case concerning the death of Ukrainian construction worker Anatoli, who was killed when a concrete panel fell on him during construction work in Viimsi.
Sykehuset Innlandet must reimburse 190,023 kroner in overtime payment to employee
Sykehuset Innlandet is required to pay back 190,023 kroner in overtime compensation to a healthcare worker after a court ruling upheld her claims.
Police raid Chosun Ilbo headquarters over false report allegations regarding Yang Hwae-dong's self-immolation
The police have conducted a raid on the headquarters of Chosun Ilbo to investigate allegations of false reporting regarding the self-immolation of construction worker Yang Hwae-dong.
12 Deaths in One Year at Daebul Industrial Complex... Labor Rights Groups Start One-Person Protests
Labor rights organizations are protesting to urge action after a series of industrial accidents and worker rights violations in Jeonnam, South Korea, which have resulted in numerous fatalities.
Chefs Confronting the Lack of Staff in Hospitality: 'If a Job Only Gives You a Salary at the End of the Month, It Makes You a Slave'
The lack of staff in the hospitality sector in Spain is a significant concern, exacerbated by the pandemic and leading to the departure of around 70,000 workers since early 2023.
The reason a junior sewing worker wrote the biography of Jeon Tae-il... 'I hope a Day for Workers can be established'
A group of sewing workers gathered to write excerpts from the biography of Jeon Tae-il, highlighting ongoing struggles for fair labor conditions in South Korea.
Unemployment, when you are entitled even if you resigned
A worker who resigns due to the employer's failure to pay contributions is entitled to receive unemployment benefits, according to a recent ruling by Italy's Supreme Court.
Do you have to work on March 16? Double or triple pay for working that Monday? What the Federal Labor Law says
March 16 is a mandatory holiday in Mexico, leading to confusion among workers about their pay if they are required to work.
$30 Hourly Wage: New York and Mamdani's Plan to Double Payments for These Workers
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is proposing a gradual increase of the minimum wage to $30 per hour by 2030, aiming to double the current $17 hourly rate for workers.
The secret plans of the National Coalition Party revealed โ This would change in the labor market
The National Coalition Party in Finland is preparing labor market goals focused on increasing local agreements and removing an employer's obligation to rehire laid-off employees.
Young migrant worker dies in industrial accident in Buan... Labor community demands thorough investigation
A young migrant worker died in an industrial accident in Buan, prompting calls from the labor union for a thorough investigation and preventive measures.
The murky waters of Australia's cruise ship labour laws
Allegations regarding poor working conditions for Carnival cruise ship workers in Australia have resurfaced, highlighting ongoing concerns about labor laws governing the industry.
One can call investors "modern slaveholders"
Hjรกlmar Friรฐriksson was acquitted in Landsrรฉttur from the claims of three investors regarding his comments on the death of a Polish worker during a fire in Reykjavรญk.
Seimas approved changes to the Labor Code after initial presentation
The Lithuanian parliament, Seimas, approved changes to the Labor Code aimed at enhancing worker protection and empowering unions and employers in negotiations.
Overtime Possible in Task-Based Working Time System
The article discusses the increasing adoption of a task-based working time system in corporate environments, particularly in remote work settings, and the concerns surrounding overtime compensation.
Company is sentenced to pay pension and compensation to worker for work-related illness in RO
A cleaning company was ordered to pay a monthly pension and damages to an employee who developed health issues related to work in Porto Velho.
FATE: the union pushes for a law to reopen, and the company warned the Government about the safety of the radioactive material at the plant
The SUTNA union is advocating for legislation to reopen a FATE plant while the company alerts the government about potential safety risks pertaining to radioactive materials due to ongoing worker occupation.
This is how the workday of medical technologists and driver rest periods are set
New regulations in Ecuador adjust the weekly work schedule for medical technologists while maintaining special provisions for workers under specific agreements.
Minnesota Dem suggests studying โbenefit of shopliftingโ in committee clash, then says it was sarcasm
Minnesota State Rep. Dave Pinto faced backlash after suggesting a study on the 'benefits of shoplifting' during a legislative hearing, which he later claimed was intended as sarcasm.
Meeting with union leadership on Thursday
A meeting with union leadership is scheduled for Thursday.
How Much Does a Metallurgical Worker Earn in March 2026
In March 2026, metallurgical workers in Argentina will receive a salary increase along with a fixed payment of $35,000.
After That Night [Why]
The article reflects on the life of a ride-hailing worker named 'ํ๋' who was critically injured by a drunk driver while waiting for a call, highlighting the harsh realities faced by gig economy workers.
Worker strikes spread in Egypt despite the risk of dismissal or detention
Workers in Egypt are increasingly striking due to rising prices and a decline in living standards, demanding the implementation of a minimum wage.
Busan Subway Union Moves to Collective Negotiation with Primary Contractors
The Busan subway workers' union is demanding collective negotiations with the primary contractor, Busan Transportation Corporation, to improve working conditions as the 'Yellow Envelope Law' comes into effect.
Ministries are making a law that changes nothing in Estonia
Estonian ministries are drafting two new laws affecting platform workers, but significant changes seem unlikely as companies may circumvent potential requirements.
Strong demand from all government parties: The proposal on fixed-term contracts needs to be returned for further preparation
Political women's organizations in Finland are demanding that the government's proposal for easing fixed-term employment contracts be revised, citing concerns over worker rights.
Absenteeism, work, and the right to health
The article discusses the debate on absenteeism in the workplace and the responsibilities of employers regarding worker health and welfare in Spain.
President Yoon's Emotional Reunion with โFilipino Workerโ He Defended 34 Years Ago...Assisted with Industrial Accident Compensation
President Yoon met with Filipino worker Ariel Galac, whom he defended as a human rights lawyer 34 years ago, during his visit to the Philippines, reflecting on the changes in labor compensation laws since their case.
Attention Arizona: these are the new official recommendations on heat risks in workplaces
Arizona is implementing new official recommendations to protect workers from extreme heat exposure in various outdoor sectors.
12 Workers Died in 14 Months at Daebul Industrial Complex... "The Death March Must Stop"
A foreign worker died at the Daebul National Industrial Complex in Jeollanam-do, leading to renewed criticism of safety practices in the region.
'There goes the Brazilian worker,' architect vented while filming street cleaner working under rain
An architect's video of a street cleaner working in heavy rain in Palmas, Brazil, sparked social media discussions about labor visibility and appreciation.
Understand the court's decision that determined a compensation of R$ 5,000 after a domestic worker worked up to 15 hours a day
A domestic worker in Salvador, Brazil, was awarded R$ 5,000 in compensation after working excessively long hours, infringing on her rights to rest and leisure.
Milei achieves the largest labor reform in 50 years: cheaper layoffs and workdays of up to 12 hours
The Argentine government has passed a significant labor reform that lowers severance costs and extends work hours, prompting concerns over worker rights.
A constitutional lawyer warned about the biggest inconsistencies in the labor reform: "Everything is a big show"
Diego Armesto critiques Argentina's proposed labor reform as regressive and detrimental to private workers, stating it merely serves as a regulatory framework without creating jobs.
Domestic worker compensated after working 64 hours a week and having her rest and leisure affected in BA
A domestic worker in Salvador, Brazil, has won R$ 5,000 in compensation after the court ruled her excessive 64-hour work week violated her rights to rest and leisure.
The Riders of Landini
The article critiques the CGIL union's stance on worker rights, comparing its practices unfavorably to those of corporations like Deliveroo.
Letter to the Editor. Abolish the waiting day โ an insult to us in care and welfare
A healthcare worker argues that the current waiting day policy financially penalizes staff for minor injuries, urging its abolition.
State enterprises have taken a direction towards 'platform labor'
Estonian state enterprises are moving towards platform-based labor, shifting from traditional employment contracts to more flexible service contracts.
Company should not be compensated for worker to have a dignified working hours, says secretary
Brazil's National Treasury Secretary Rogรฉrio Ceron opposes any form of compensation to companies for abolishing the 6x1 work schedule, emphasizing that workers' rights are inherent and should not require indemnification.
Trial Against Horse Entrepreneur: Suspected of Drugging and Raping Employees
A trial against a horse entrepreneur in Sweden has begun, where he stands accused of drugging and raping employees who came to work for him.
Last-minute demand from the trade union movement to the government โ The draft law must be withdrawn
Trade union confederations in Finland demand the withdrawal of a government proposal regarding the conditions of fixed-term employment contracts, citing inadequate preparation and problematic interpretations.
"Is it correct to give the user complete authority to extend employment?" Application for unconstitutional judgment on the re-employment clause of the Employment Permit System
A Bangladeshi worker is challenging the constitutionality of South Korea's Employment Permit System after being denied a visa extension despite the employer's initial approval.
Mechanic's Day: why it is celebrated on February 24 and the best phrases to share
Argentina commemorates Mechanic's Day on February 24 to honor the vital work of automotive mechanics and the historical significance of this date for worker rights.