Work
Exploitation through poor social and environmental standards is the flipside of a global value chain. Wages below the comparable minimum wage, health hazards at the workplace, lack of social security in the event of illness, accident or old age, and precarious employment relationships pose major challenges worldwide. We support better networking and organisation along transnational value chains, which enables trade unions to assert the interests of employees even in globally operating corporations and globally branched production processes.
International Organising, Right to Food, Social Rights, Supply Chains
Cheap Wine, Bitter Aftertaste Benjamin LuigInternational Organising, Right to Food, Social Rights
Exploitation and Gender Discrimination in South Africa’s Wine MinesCarmen Louw, Kim Naser, Colette Solomon
International Organising, Right to Health, Social Rights
How COVID-19 has ignited new struggles over workers’ health and safety Mark BergfeldInternational Organising, Right to Food, Social Rights
Farmworkers: Rendering Visible the InvisibleRosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung
International Organising, Right to Food, Social Rights, Supply Chains
Labour rights in agriculture – time for new strategies Benjamin LuigInternational Organising, International Politics, Socio-Ecological Transformation
“This Is about Democratizing Public Finance”Bhumika Muchhala
International Organising, International Organising
Reading Rosa Luxemburg in Latin AmericaHernán Ouviña
International Organising, Social Rights
Rosa Kanal – German language only!Volksbühne Berlin und Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung
International Organising, Social Rights, Socio-Ecological Transformation
30 years Rosa-Luxemburg-StiftungRosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung