UNI Global Union
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U.S. film and TV bosses have no time to lose as strike looms
As the countdown begins for nationwide strike action by over 60,000 crew members in the U.S. -
Unions strengthen worker protections, demand to elevate health & safety to ILO’s fundamental rights compact
World Day for Decent Work 2021 -
Investor briefing discusses shared solutions for making long-term care sustainable
UNI Global Union and the French Forum for Responsible Investment (FIR) held a briefing to discuss shared solutions to deep-seated problems in long-term care, many exacerbated by the pandemic. -
UNI to march in solidarity with CGIL after far-right attack
Trade unionists from across Europe and the world, including representatives from UNI Global Union, will descend on the streets of Rome Saturday, 16 October, to condemn the far-right attack on the I -
Australian survey of retail workers reveals dire impact of precarious work
A survey of more than 6,000 members of UNI Global Union’s Australian affiliate, SDA, has unveiled the crushing consequences of precarious work and unpredictable shifts on workers in the retail, onl -
“This is a Hollywood ending:” IATSE’s tentative agreement wins improvements to pay, rest and working conditions
Averting an 18 October strike deadline, UNI affiliate IATSE, who represents technicians, artisans and craftspersons in the North American entertainment industry, reached a tentative agreement with
