15 August 2018 21:24
Déclaration sur l'accident mortel au stade Al Wakrah
The Building and Wood Workers’ International has been informed by the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy in Qatar that a 23-year old Nepalese man was killed yesterday morning, the 14th of August, while working on the project site of Al Wakram Stadium, one of the facilities for the 2022 World Cup games. Lire la suite...
07 August 2018 18:13
The annual meeting of the BWI Africa Chinese network that was held in Nairobi from 22nd to 26th July 2018 brought together 38 participants from 20 unions and 14 countries in Africa organizing in Chinese multinational companies (MNCs). Lire la suite...
03 August 2018 13:51
Norwegian elevator workers have won their fight for a collective agreement at the company Orona, the 5th largest elevator company in Europe.Lire la suite...
02 August 2018 08:17
While Chinese corporations spend billions in Africa unions on the continent are demanding respect for worker rights. An interview with BWI's Regional Representative for Africa and Middle East, Crecentia Mofokeng. Lire la suite...
31 July 2018 05:05
For many years the Swiss union Unia has supported the global campaign for workers rights at mega sporting events.Lire la suite...
30 July 2018 14:46
The BWI is launching the “Decade One Magazine” marking the first ten years of BWI’s work on mega-sporting events. The report describes the struggle of the BWI and its member unions to improve the conditions for workers employed at mega sporting events during the past ten years.Lire la suite...
27 June 2018 07:22
The goal of the new centre is to foster respect for human rights in relation to big sport events. Lire la suite...
14 June 2018 09:57
Today, on the opening of the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia, the BWI and its 12 million members around the world express condolences to the families of the twenty-one construction workers who died during construction of World Cup stadiums. Lire la suite...