Thousands of casino workers at NagaWorld hotel and casino complex in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, won a wage increase that boosts pay between 18 percent and 30 percent and secured the reinstatement of union president Sithar Chhim, who was suspended from her job in September...
Study: Gender Violence Rife in Brazil Garment Factories
The vast majority of women in Brazil’s textile and shoe factories who took part in a recent study say they have experienced some form of violence at work, often gender-based violence and harassment—to the extent that “for many women, work is synonymous with...
Global Outrage over Honduran Union Leader’s Murder
The international human rights community is condemning the murder on Saturday of Jorge Alberto Acosta, executive member of the Workers' Union of the Tela Railroad Company (SITRATERCO) and president of the union's Savings and Credit Cooperative section. Acosta’s murder...
The Struggle for Worker Rights in Mexico (2003)
The first report in the Solidarity Center's "Justice for All" series, takes a hard look at Mexico’s century-long fight for independent, democratic trade unions and social justice. Author Lance Compa puts Mexico’s labor law and practice to the test against...