#OSH - Occupational Safety and Health

May Day: Fighting Back Means Getting Organised 

The right has over-reached. This is our moment. 

Trabajadorxs del cuidado en Colombia avanzan en su capacidad de negociación

Trabajadores del cuidado social en Colombia están dando un paso clave para m...

Municipal Services Project: Building Equitable, Democratic and Sustainable Public Services Worldwide

Psychosocial Risks At Work Now Deadlier Than Traditional Hazards

On World Day for Safety and Health at Work, unions warn that stress, long ho...

Turkey: KESK women leaders acquitted in long-running trial

Fifteen women trade union leaders from KESK were acquitted on 27 April in An...

St. Maarten: Firefighters End Year-Long “Go-Slow” Protest as Government Signs Covenant

Determined to get longstanding grievances regarding formal placement, career...

Nigeria Labour Congress President Wins Arthur Svensson Trade Union Rights Prize 2026

Joe Ajaero has been awarded the prize in recognition of his decades of coura...

Senegal: Women Community Health Workers Grow Their Union by +2000 members, Double Pay

A new committee of over a dozen health worker-organisers from across the cou...

Public Sector Workers Call on Eswatini Government to Honour the 2025 Collective Agreement

Workers condemn the Eswatini government for failing to implement the 2025 sa...

Zimbabwe: Nurses and ZINA Call Government to the Bargaining Table

Zimbabwe’s nurses and ZINA urges the government to begin immediate, genuine talks on fair wages, staffing shortages, and safer working conditions.