19 June 2023 05:19
BWI pushes for labour rights, gender equality and democracy inside and outside ILC
The Building and Wood Workers’ International (BWI) actively engaged inside and outside the International Labour Conference (ILC) which was held last week in Geneva, Switzerland. Lire la suite...
15 June 2023 07:23
In Ghana, BWI and IndustriAll affiliates organised a "campaign activity" advocating for the ratification of International Labour Organization (ILO) Convention No. 190 on Workplace Violence and Harassment. The activity, sponsored by IndustriEnergi-Norway, was held on June 8 in Accra's Hall of Trade Unions and drew thirty-two (32) trade unionists. Lire la suite...
09 June 2023 04:37
BWI’s International Women`s Committee (IWC), comprised of women trade union leaders from Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and Africa, met on 31 May for its first meeting this year.Lire la suite...
17 May 2023 08:28
BWI's women trade unionists spoke on climate justice and gender equality as two sides of the same coin to mark the end of spring 2023. Lire la suite...
16 April 2023 11:47
Le 12 avril dernier, la France est devenue le 27e pays au monde, et le 5e de l’Union européenne, à ratifier la convention n° 190 de l’Organisation internationale du Travail (OIT) concernant la violence et le harcèlement au travail. Lire la suite...
30 March 2023 05:47
Les 19 et 20 mars, le Thamizhaga Kattida Thozhilalar Madhiya Sangam (TKTMS), un affililié du sud de l’Inde de l’Internationale des travailleurs du bâtiment et du bois (IBB), a tenu son assemblée générale à Ooty, Tamil Nadu.Lire la suite...
28 March 2023 12:37
Du 17 au 19 mars, la Conférence sous-régionale des femmes pour les pays des Balkans s’est tenue en Macédoine du Nord, réunissant plus de 70 femmes syndicalistes de Macédoine du Nord, de Croatie et de Serbie, ainsi que des dirigeantes représentant l’IBB et la Fédération européenne des travailleurs du bâtiment et du bois (FETBB) des Pays-Bas, de Finlande et de Suède.
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10 March 2023 10:18
As part of BWI’s celebration of this year’s International Women’s Month, the 12 million-strong global union launched its 2023 Women Workers’ Calendar showcasing women trade unionists from different parts of the world and their struggle for women empowerment, workers’ rights, safe spaces and gender equality.Lire la suite...
09 March 2023 10:13
Women oppression is directly linked to environmental degradation. Women workers cannot expect to realise equality in a world ravaged by the climate crisis. Lire la suite...