On the occasion of International Workers’ Memorial Day on 28 April, 40 Malaysian trade unions and civil society groups, with the support of BWI, issued a statement demanding legal sanctions against construction companies that violate occupational health and safety standards. #BWI2020IWMD
ACV-BIE Belgium during the celebration of worker s’ commemorative day on April 28
Workers from LafargeHolcim HIMA CEMENT Plant at KASESE in Uganda join the campaign against exploitative outsourcing and to protect workers from COVID-19.
#BWI2020IWMD #LifeBeforeProfit
COLOMBIA: Compartimos con todos los trabajadores y trabajadoras del país esta guía donde se informa el derecho que tenemos a decir que NO trabajamos de manera insegura, primero esta nuestra salud y la de nuestras familias!
NO SE LLEVE SUS DERECHOS A LA TUMBA!
#LaLuchaContinua
So many suffer so much
in the name of corporate greed.
Too many lives are lost
This is not chance,
There is no need.
While grieving families weep
The legal system sweeps
Justice underneath
A tissue made of lies
Facts are stolen,
Truth sickens and dies.
But however long it takes
This much we know
When working men and women
Stand together,
Shoulder to shoulder
Millions strong
There is no wrong
That can survive
Against the light
Of unity love and justice
That’s why we fight.
Dedicated to the memory of all workers killed on construction sites.
And to the families who mourn them.
TUICO in Tanzania calls on employers to observe occupational
health and safety guidelines during covid-19 outbreak and protect the workers #BWI2020IWMD
CMWEU from Mauritius calls on LafargeHolcim to stop its exploitative outsourcing scheme coinciding with Workers’ Memorial Day. #BWI2020IWMD #iwmd20