Young trade unionists from the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) in South Africa campaigned for safe and healthy jobs as part of BWI’s global commemoration of the International Workers’ Memorial Day on 28 April. They demanded companies to put the lives of workers over and above profit during their National Youth Executive Meeting last 22 April in Johannesburg.
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Join @SolidarityCntr & Lawyers for Human Rights for a discussion of our new report on #genderbasedviolence & harassment in #SouthAfrica‘s mining industry on #IWMD21: April 28, Noon, EDT
Register ? https://t.co/79gJ0wxeMG@GlobalNamati @hazardscampaign @HealthSafety @_cosatu pic.twitter.com/ndoJyvpTAo— Solidarity Center (@SolidarityCntr) April 19, 2021
We mourn the loss of life for workers all around the world who have lost their lives at work. #COVIDー19 is a workplace related disease and we want occupational health and safety to become a fundamental right” Sharan Burrow,ITUC General Secretary #IWMD20
?https://t.co/IwykIXPWlt— @COSATU Today (@_cosatu) April 29, 2020
We mourn the loss of life for workers all around the world who have lost their lives at work. #COVIDー19 is a workplace related disease and we want occupational health and safety to become a fundamental right” Sharan Burrow,ITUC General Secretary #IWMD20 ?bit.ly/2SdSpzH