– Decline in labor rights globally
– Violations of workers’ rights across countries.
Devastating Decline in Labor Rights Unveiled by ITUC
In a recent report released by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), a shocking decline in labor rights around the world has been revealed. The ITUC unveiled the #RightsIndex24, which highlights the grim reality faced by workers in various countries.
Key Findings of the ITUC Report
According to the report, 22 unionists were killed in six countries, and workers were arrested in 74 countries. Only two countries, Romania and Brazil, showed any improvement in their rating. A staggering 87% of countries were found to be violating the right to strike.
Implications of the Decline in Labor Rights
The decline in labor rights has far-reaching implications for workers around the world. It not only affects their ability to organize and advocate for better working conditions but also puts their safety and well-being at risk. The ITUC report serves as a wake-up call to governments and employers to prioritize the protection of labor rights.
The Role of Trade Unions in Protecting Workers’ Rights
Trade unions play a crucial role in advocating for workers’ rights and holding employers and governments accountable. They provide a collective voice for workers and ensure that their interests are represented in negotiations. In the face of the alarming decline in labor rights, trade unions must continue to fight for the rights of workers and push for meaningful change.
Global Efforts to Improve Labor Rights
While the ITUC report paints a grim picture of the state of labor rights worldwide, there are efforts being made to improve the situation. International organizations, governments, and civil society groups are working together to address the challenges faced by workers and promote better working conditions. It is crucial that these efforts are intensified to ensure that workers are protected and their rights are upheld.
Call to Action
The findings of the ITUC report serve as a call to action for all stakeholders involved in labor rights issues. Governments must prioritize the protection of workers’ rights and take concrete steps to address the violations highlighted in the report. Employers must also play their part in ensuring that workers are treated fairly and have access to safe and dignified working conditions. Together, we can work towards a world where labor rights are respected and upheld for all workers..
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ITUC unveiled the #RightsIndex24 – a devastating decline in labour rights!
◾️2⃣2⃣ unionists were killed in 6⃣ countries
◾️Workers were arrested in 7⃣4⃣ countries.
◾️Only 2 countries improved their rating: 🇷🇴&🇧🇷
◾️8⃣7⃣% of countries violated the right to strike pic.twitter.com/Rdf0cceGy0— EPSU (@EPSUnions) June 12, 2024
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EPSUnions said breaking
ITUC unveiled the #RightsIndex24 – a devastating decline in labour rights!
2⃣2⃣ unionists were killed in 6⃣ countries
Workers were arrested in 7⃣4⃣ countries.
Only 2 countries improved their rating: &
8⃣7⃣% of countries violated the right to strike
– Global decline in labor rights
– Unionists killed and workers arrested worldwide.
