BWFM hold workplace visits and awareness campaigns on 28 April. Photos of the actions will be taken with leaders and members of BWFM (Myanmar) but most covered their faces with posters, because the situation was not yet safe there.
BWFM hold workplace visits and awareness campaigns on 28 April. Photos of the actions will be taken with leaders and members of BWFM (Myanmar) but most covered their faces with posters, because the situation was not yet safe there.
Global building unions’ federation BWI has announced the 28 April plans of its Myanmar affiliate. BWFM will hold a candlelit vigil to honour workers killed on the job.
Young workers from Myanmar (BWFM) take some time off to express their support for BWI’s workers’ memorial week campaign. Protect workers! Stop COVID-19! #Lifebeforeprofit #BWI2020IWMD #iwmd20
In the Philippines global construction union federation Building and Wood Worker’s International (BWI) affiliate NUBCW will hold a one-day forum for new members (construction workers) covering safety standards and OHS rights at work.
Another BWI affiliate BWFM will organise an action involving 300 construction worker members in the Thainlyin township (this is in Yangon, and much of the construction activity there is within a special economic zone) to demand meaningful OHS legal reforms.