Dear Jacinda Ardern – End Workplace Exploitation and Abuse NOW!
Thousands of workers are bullied, sacked, underpaid or exploited every day. As a group of volunteers, we do our best to help these workers.
worker rights
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Teenage Schoolgirl Waitresses – Predatory Manager – Owner: “Not My Problem”
The opportunity to write articles on the Daily Blog will tip the scales for future cases like this. I am now able to write what really goes on in the real struggles of working-class people in the precariat. I can do this before I get muzzled in the legal framework.
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Cruelty Destroys Young Mums: Boss Demands $35,000 to Stop Dismissal – More Evil Than We Thought
Father Prevented From Taking Young Wife in Labour to Hospital
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Workers Fired Because They Asked For Fairness: Boss Pockets Money – Coward Goes into Hiding
This morning we were supposed to be in Mediation with James Delmont, the boss of Dollar Dealers – the Auckland pawn shop chain. But he’s a no-show. Apparently, he’s made other plans.
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EXPLOITER EXTORTS AND BLACKMAILS WORKERS
Boss Extorts $100,000 From Workers
Workers Forced to Give Cash for 3 Years
Exploiter ‘Sells’ Petrol Station to Son to Avoid Justice -
Another victory over wage theft – $38 million owed at NZ Post
NZ Post has made a provision for $38 million in its 2019 accounts for remediation of Holidays Act payments owing to employees.
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Annual Leave: Time’s Up – Pay it back!
Hundreds of millions of dollars are owed to hundreds of thousands of workers and only the top 100 employers are being asked to fix the problem and pay it back.
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Policy not procrastination
Last week it became public knowledge that 22 workers from one Warehouse store have made written allegations of bullying against their store manager.
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New Zealand Nurses Organisation lashes out at critics on social media – WSW
On August 22, the New Zealand Nurses Organisation’s (NZNO) Board posted a statement on its Facebook page lashing out at…
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A World of Fashion Crimes Seven Days in Dhaka
I awoke early on my first day in Dhaka, Bangladesh, to catch the women walking to work in droves. I must have seen thousands, not a child between them, all walking stoically toward the fenced factory doors, their brightly coloured dresses and scarves surreal in the bleak grey surroundings.