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A Shanghai court has ordered a company to pay an employee 690,000 yuan (approximately $101,000) after she was unlawfully dismissed due to her husband's employment at a competing firm. This ruling has sparked debate over labor rights in China.
The Ministry of Labor has reported 491 violations by a local dairy company for failing to pay its workers' wages, raising concerns about labor rights in the sector. This comes amid increasing demands for improved working conditions in the country.
The mining workers' strike in Ankara, Turkey, entered its second week on April 27, as workers express their dissatisfaction over delayed wages and demand better working conditions. They are calling for recognition of their basic rights and dignity.
A Kuwaiti citizen has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for the murder of an Asian domestic worker, whose body was buried in his garden. The case has shocked the Kuwaiti community, revealing a network of complicity surrounding the crime.
Turkish authorities detained around 110 workers from Durok Madencilik as they marched to Ankara demanding unpaid wages and compensation. This protest highlights the growing calls for labor rights and safety in the mining sector.
In Seattle, Meta cafe workers united to confront the practices of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) by launching a fundraising campaign to support their detained colleague. This initiative comes amid a decline in major corporations' responsiveness to workers' demands.
A union representing around 2,000 food service workers at SoFi Stadium in the U.S. is demanding the removal of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement from World Cup operations in Los Angeles. The union warned of a potential strike if their concerns are not addressed.
A union representing around 2,000 food service workers at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles has called on FIFA to keep the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) away from World Cup events. Workers threaten to strike if their demands are not met.
The Indonesian Ombudsman (ORI) has warned the Ministry of Manpower and local governments against neglecting their legal obligations to fully and timely pay Eid al-Fitr bonuses (THR) to workers. This warning comes ahead of the deadline set for April 2, 2026.
Amazon has reached a settlement with the American union 'Teamsters' following accusations of retaliating against workers who went on strike. The settlement includes restoring unpaid leave hours for over 100 workers involved in the strike.
Denmark has canceled the 'Great Prayer Day' holiday to save 3 billion Danish kroner annually, aiming to increase defense spending. This decision has sparked widespread protests across the country.
The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) has announced its full support for referees in their negotiations with the NFL regarding the collective bargaining agreement. This move comes at a critical time as referees seek to improve their working conditions and secure their rights.
In a controversial incident, an American woman reported migrant workers she hired for repairs in her home in an attempt to evade paying their wages. This event raises questions about the exploitation of migrant labor in the United States.
The labor union announced that employees of the Twelve Cupcakes bakery chain will start receiving part of their overdue salaries by the end of this month, following months of negotiations. This announcement comes after the company's sudden closure, which affected around 80 employees.
The Spanish government has announced its decision to grant a pardon to 'the six from Switzerland', a group of unionists imprisoned for attempting to protect workers' rights. This decision comes after a year of their conviction in a case that sparked widespread debate about labor rights in Spain.
The Philippine government has announced new measures to enhance the protection of migrant workers ahead of an international UN meeting on labor rights. This initiative comes as the number of Filipinos working abroad continues to rise, reflecting the government's commitment to safeguarding their rights.
Delivery companies in the United Arab Emirates announced that drivers can stop working without consequences during heavy rain. This decision reflects the companies' commitment to ensuring the safety of their workers and creating a safe working environment.
As concerns grow over the technology industry's impact on the environment and labor conditions, experts provide guidance on how to shop sustainably. This article explores practical tips for consumers looking to make ethical choices in their electronics purchases.