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Eswatini Global Day of Action - 12 April 2023
15-03-2023
Multiple areas of crisis see workers’ rights crumble: 2022 ITUC Global Rights Index
28-06-2022
Equal Times: Will tech layoffs silence or galvanise tech worker organising?
22-03-2023
24-03-2023

ILO Development Partners Meeting: ITUC calls for stronger international financing of social protection

There is an urgent need to coordinate an international response to the major financing gaps affecting social protection systems around the world.

20-03-2023

Organising against racism: International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, 21 March

The historic and contemporary racial legacies of colonialism and slavery still shape the lives and livelihoods of millions of people around the world.

17-03-2023

Qatar must move forward on labour rights

The ITUC is deeply concerned at the situation facing migrant workers in Qatar now that the men’s football FIFA World Cup 2022 is over.

16-03-2023

Madagascar: ITUC demands release of Zotiakobanjinina Fanja Marcel Sento

The ITUC denounces the arrest and imprisonment of Zotiakobanjinina Fanja Marcel Sento, a trade union leader in Madagascar.

11-03-2023

ITUC General Council Meeting, March 11 2023

The ITUC General Council met on Saturday 11 March to consider the report of the Special Commission established by the General Council in January to investigate the circumstances surrounding the allegations against Luca Visentini, and other matters including ITUC financial rules and procedures, conduct of elections and related issues, as well as the outcomes of an external audit related to this.

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24-02-2023

Statement

Russia’s war on Ukraine
23-02-2023

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Algorithmic transparency and accountability in the world of work
13-02-2023

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Winning a pay rise: union strategies for securing minimum living wages
10-02-2023

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Ouanaminthe Declaration
06-02-2023

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The employment effects of public spending in infrastructure, the care economy and the green economy: The case of emerging economies
01-02-2023

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Global Unions statement on the second anniversary of the military coup in Myanmar, 1 February 2023
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