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… workers, union-busting tactics, fear and intimidation for workers who speak up, and firings and reprisals when they seek to join a union. Instead of taking the high road, these multinational corporations adapt to the host country’s low road model for worker rights. This is exactly what German multinational corporation Deutsche … the first international campaign, this is the first time the global labor movement in its entirety has come together to work in concert and to demand that a global corporation uphold standards of respect for workers and decent work principles …

… deadliest countries for worker organizers. It has become common in the Philippines for the military and the government to target unions and workers with the use of “red tagging”—the act of falsely labeling activists and organizers as insurgents … over 40 extrajudicial killings of trade unionists and dozens more are continuously harassed and criminalized for their work. Despite changes to the government’s top leadership, the persecution against trade unionists has not stopped. In April 2023, Alex Dolorosa, …

… long-standing contracts have been replaced with edicts imposed unilaterally by management, which has the audacity to refer to them as “collective bargaining agreements.”   In other agencies, contracts are being annihilated by the … the American public; and the government should protect, not undermine, their rights in the workplace, including their right to bargain collectively through a union. Federal workers deserve fair and genuine collective bargaining and … more productive workforce and have proven successful in preventing workplace discrimination, promoting a healthy and safe work environment, and preventing retaliation against whistleblowers.   Allowing any employer, especially the federal …