Workers from MA will be heard by a commission after reports of analogous slavery in SC
The State Commission in Brazil will listen to 16 workers who reported degrading conditions during apple harvesting in Santa Catarina, with implications for investigations into labor exploitation.
Tempi: Major rallies underway across the country – Three years since the tragedy
Three years after the railway tragedy in Tempi that claimed 57 lives, large rallies are taking place throughout Greece, led by victims' families advocating for justice and accountability.
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's labor reform was approved in Argentina - allows even 12-hour workdays
Argentina's Congress has approved a labor reform pushed by President Javier Milei that permits 12-hour workdays and restricts severance pay and the right to strike.
Argentine Congress Approves Labor Reform of Javier Milei
The Argentine Congress has approved a labor reform proposed by President Javier Milei, which significantly alters labor conditions and dismantles decades of workers' rights.
Senate: the ruling party approved the Labor Reform and the opposition announced it will be judicialized for "unconstitutionality"
Argentina's Senate passed a controversial Labor Reform after eliminating a contentious article but faces judicial challenges from the opposition.
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.
Brazilian meat company sued for dozens of miscarriages among employees
The Brazilian meat producer MBRF is facing a civil lawsuit due to alleged failures in protecting pregnant workers, following a case of a Venezuelan employee who suffered a miscarriage.
Parat accuses NHO and Spekter of encouraging law-breaking after part-time court ruling
The union Parat has accused NHO and Spekter of suggesting illegal practices concerning part-time workers following a recent court ruling on overtime pay.
Trump criticized for retracting relief for agricultural migrants
Advocates for agricultural and migrant workers have condemned Trump's decision to withdraw an offer for migration relief for undocumented farmworkers, mostly from Mexico.
California fast food workers, still reeling from ICE raids, demand employers step up
California fast food workers are urging employers to sign a pledge that safeguards their rights and protects them from ICE raids amid rising immigration enforcement.
Agreement Reached in Private Social Services Sector Negotiations: Strikes Canceled
A negotiation result has been reached in Finland's private social services sector, leading to the cancellation of planned strikes.
Landini, not just the severance pay: he also underpaid the director of the Cgil
Maurizio Landini, secretary of the Cgil, faces scrutiny over underpayment issues while calling for better wages and protections for workers amidst an ongoing investigation into labor practices.
Labor reform in the Senate today, LIVE: keys to the debate, cuts due to mobilization, and last news this February 27
The Senate is set to debate labor reform, possibly with the support of allied blocs for approval of a modernized labor law.
Transportation workers strike across Germany for the second time this year
Workers in Germany's public transportation sector are engaging in strikes for the second time this year, affecting services across cities nationwide.
Germany: Chaos on the Roads, Public Transport Paralyzed
Public transport services in Germany are disrupted due to warning strikes called by the Verdi union, causing frustration among many workers.
Employees of municipal transport companies are on strike across Germany
Employees of municipal transport companies in Germany have gone on strike, affecting public transportation services.
Chubu Electric Wire Fraud Law Violation: Incomplete Transaction Terms and Delayed Payments for 39 Individuals
Chubu Electric has been found in violation of freelance law by the Japan Fair Trade Commission for failing to provide clear transaction terms and delaying payments for 39 freelance workers.
6x1 Shift: 'Lack of Humanity,' Says Reader
The article discusses reader opinions regarding the 6x1 work schedule and its implications on workers' rights in Brazil.
Judicial workers have gone on strike again as the conflict escalates over the transfer of labor jurisdiction to the City
Judicial workers in Argentina have resumed strikes amid escalating tensions regarding the proposed transfer of labor jurisdiction to Buenos Aires.
Company should not be compensated for worker to have a dignified working hours, says secretary
Brazil's National Treasury Secretary Rogério 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.
Duration of compensation, support... Here’s what will change for you with the agreement on mutual terminations
An agreement on mutual terminations reduces compensation duration for employees, impacting the attractiveness of amicable contract terminations.
Italian woman awarded compensation after breaking ankle while working from home
An Italian woman received compensation after a court ruled in her favor for an ankle injury sustained while working from home.
Discussion on Improving Working Conditions for Subcontracted Workers at Ulsan Shipyard Ahead of the Yellow Envelope Law Implementation
A discussion was held regarding the expansion of labor rights for subcontracted workers in Ulsan's shipyards in anticipation of the Yellow Envelope Law's implementation.
Deceptive Reform
The article criticizes a labor reform in Mexico for failing to guarantee mandatory rest days for workers while discussing its political implications.
“Acknowledge the Industrial Accident of Children Exposed to Harmful Substances by Their Fathers” Administrative Lawsuit Filed
An administrative lawsuit has been filed to recognize congenital disorders in children of male workers exposed to harmful substances in industrial workplaces as industrial accidents.
Tens of thousands of part-time workers have been cheated out of overtime pay for years
A new arbitration ruling pressures Danish municipalities to create more full-time positions to avoid significant overtime payments owed to part-time workers.
The Dead-End Street of Deliverers: 'The Algorithm Watches Everything and If You Stop, You Are Punished'
The article discusses the challenges faced by gig workers like Zulqarnain Haider in Italy, emphasizing the punitive nature of delivery algorithms.
Larissa: Mobilizations for the three-year anniversary of the Tempi disaster
A large mobilization is planned in Larissa to commemorate the three-year anniversary of the tragic Tempi train accident, focusing on safety and workers' rights.
Strike on Friday, February 27: these are the unions that join the mobilization called
On February 27, a national strike is set to occur in Argentina, organized by the United Trade Union Front in response to proposed labor reforms.
“It's a scandal”: the disruptive perspective on AI from the Argentine researcher recognized by Time magazine
Milagros Miceli, an Argentine sociologist and doctor in Computer Engineering, criticizes the working conditions of AI data workers while advocating for their acknowledgment in the AI revolution.
Tempe: Nationwide 24-hour strike on Saturday 28/2 – Who participates
A nationwide 24-hour strike in Greece is set for February 28, 2026, in remembrance of the tragic railway disaster in Tempe.
Mansukh Mandaviya attended the ESIC Foundation Day
Mansukh Mandaviya attended the 75th foundation day of the Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC), where he emphasized the importance of the new labor code for enhancing workers' rights and social welfare schemes.
"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.
Deliveroo Placed Under Judicial Administration: "Exploits Riders, Wages 90% Below Poverty Line"
The Milan Public Prosecutor's Office has implemented urgent judicial control over Deliveroo for exploiting workers, with some being paid nearly 90% below the poverty line.
Athens: Protest and March of Workers in Hospitality and Tourism
Workers in the tourism and hospitality sectors held a protest march in central Athens, demanding a collective labor agreement and a meeting with the Minister of Labor.
[Exclusive] ‘Contract is 6 PM, but in reality, it’s 2 AM’…Gangdong-gu cleaning workers forced into night shifts
Cleaning workers at a sanitation subcontractor in Seoul's Gangdong-gu are demanding better working conditions after being forced to start their shifts in the early morning hours despite their contracts stating otherwise.
The Guarantor blocks Amazon. "It has filed its employees"
Italy's data protection authority has blocked Amazon from processing the personal data of over 1,800 workers due to illicit information collection about their health and personal lives.
Meal vouchers and food: new rules come into effect for previously protected companies; see what changes
New regulations for meal and food vouchers in Brazil have been implemented, broadening coverage to more workers and increasing transparency and competition among service providers.
Domestic service: there will be a salary increase this month and new non-remunerative sums
Domestic service workers in Argentina will see a 1.5% salary increase this month, along with fixed bonuses based on hours worked.
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.
When does the labor modernization law come into force: the constitutional aspects
The article discusses the implementation timing of Argentina's labor modernization law and its constitutional implications for workers' rights.
Domestic Workers: 3% Increase in Two Stages and Bonus of Up to $20,000
The Argentine government has announced a 3% wage increase for domestic workers alongside a bonus of up to $20,000 following a meeting between government officials, employers, and union representatives.
Reform UK promises to scrap flagship Labour worker and renters’ protections
Reform UK has announced intentions to revoke key legislation related to workers' rights and tenant protections, drawing criticism from unions and renters' groups.
Judicial Workers Initiate Strike in Rejection of Labor Jurisdiction Transfer to Buenos Aires
Judicial workers in Argentina have initiated a nationwide strike against the transfer of labor jurisdiction to Buenos Aires, demanding job stability for 1,600 employees.
Health and personal data of workers, the Authority against Amazon: 'Stop the categorization'
Italy's Privacy Authority has urgently intervened to stop Amazon from storing sensitive health and personal data about its employees.
Privacy, the Authority to Amazon: stop the profiling of workers
The Italian Data Protection Authority has urgently prohibited Amazon Italy from processing the personal data of over 1,800 workers at its Passo Corese facility due to concerns over privacy violations.
'Reform show whose side its on with power grab for bad bosses and rogue landlords'
Reform UK's new proposals threaten to undermine workers' and tenants' rights while favoring employers and landlords.
Tariff Round: Verdi Paralyzes Buses and Trains on Friday and Saturday
Workers in Germany's public transportation sector are facing significant disruptions due to strikes called by the Verdi union on February 27 and in many places on February 28.