Tag: Workers' rights

Big Tech Mexico is pushing for sweeping gig worker rights. Women say it’s not enough

Women gig workers in Mexico exposed to crime, road accidents and gender based violence are unionising

Daniela Dib Argüelles Diana Baptista Duy Linh Tu Sebastian Tuinder

Published November 19, 2024

Just Transition AI supports fashion’s climate goals but workers may be left behind

Md. Tahmid Zami

Published November 04, 2024

Socioeconomic Inclusion US cities seek to ‘Trump-proof’ inequality action ahead of vote

Carey L. Biron

Published October 18, 2024

Socioeconomic Inclusion Mexico pushes for “historic” labour rights for gig workers

Diana Baptista

Published October 18, 2024

Socioeconomic Inclusion Fighting for food courier safety on South Africa’s deadly roads

South Africa attracts migrants seeking better lives, but they face challenges like crime, xenophobia, and economic hardship

Kim Harrisberg Kimberly Mutandiro Duy Linh Tu Sebastian Tuinder

Published October 15, 2024

Socioeconomic Inclusion Courted as ‘key’ to White House, U.S renters flex their power

Carey L. Biron

Published October 11, 2024

Money, Power and People ‘Too much humiliation’: Why Samsung workers are striking in India

Greeshma Kuthar

Published October 01, 2024

Socioeconomic Inclusion Unheard, unseen, off air: Afghan law could erase women in media

Emma Batha Orooj Hakimi

Published October 01, 2024

Climate Risks Unprotected by laws, US workers pay the cost of record summer heat

Diana Baptista David Sherfinski

Published September 27, 2024

Socioeconomic Inclusion Women are key to building peace but hunger holds them back

Bineta Diop

Published September 21, 2024