South Korea: Interview with Chanyoung Heo, Kuehne+Nagel Korea Labour Union
Chanyoung is leader of a small union in Korea that represents workers at Kuehne+Nagel, a German-owned logistics company. For 20 years, industrial relations at the company were good. Now they aren't....
10 Sep 16min
Interview with Sean Sweeney, coordinator of Trade Unions for Energy Democracy (TUED)
Sean Sweeney is the founder and coordinator of a global network of trade unionists who are trying change the way we deal with the global climate crisis. Instead of failed neo-liberal solutions, TUED ...
3 Sep 8min
Turkey: Interview with Kivanc Eliacik
According to the International Trade Union Confederation, Turkey is one of the worst countries in the world for workers' rights. Union leaders continue to be arrested and jailed. But recently, a num...
14 Aug 9min
Australia: Interview with Sally McManus, Secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions
The lowest gender pay gap ever recorded. Food delivery workers winning new workplace protections and a new minimum hourly rate of pay, above the minimum wage. Workers winning a 'right to disconnect'...
14 Aug 9min
Taiwan: Interview with Lennon Wang, from the Taidoc Technology Labor Union (TTLU).
Filipino women migrant workers at TaiDoc Technology Corporation, a medical equipment company based in Taiwan, R.O.C., have faced discrimination, forced labour conditions and union busting. In response...
3 Aug 8min
"The stronger the union, the cooler the workplace." Interview with union educator Stirling Smith
The International Labour Organisation estimate that 70% of the world's workforce is now vulnerable to extreme heat. How is this affecting workers? What can unions do? We interviewed Stirling Smith...
16 Apr 10min
International trade union delegations blocked from entering Palestine
In the last three weeks, two high-level delegations of trade union leaders from around the world were blocked by Israeli authorities from entering the Occupied Palestinian Territories (West Bank). Th...
13 Feb 18min
