Drucken & Kopieren

Autor/in: U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

African-American Workers Subjected to Hangman's Nooses, Racist Slurs and Graffiti

▹Mehr

Autor/in: Reuters

The European Commission approved plans this week to restrict by 2003 the public use of 43 chemicals which are believed to cause cancer, damage reproduction or pose a danger to human genes. The substances in question are used in special paints, printing...

▹Mehr

Autor/in: Tony Laycock / Martin Wright, Green Futures

While many small printers struggle just to stay afloat, a few are pioneering cleaner, greener techniques - and saving themselves money into the bargain. And now print is poised on the threshold of the biggest revolution since movable type.

▹Mehr

Autor/in: Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility / Coalition for Justice in the Maquiladoras / Center for Reflection, Education and Action

▹Mehr

• Mit Bezug auf: Landmark Study Shows Mexican Maquiladora Workers Not Able to Meet Basic Needs on Sweatshop Wages

Autor/in: Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility / Coalition for Justice in the Maquiladoras / Center for Reflection, Education and Action

Workers in foreign-owned export assembly plants in Mexico are not able to meet a family's basic needs on sweatshop wages, according to a comprehensive study conducted in fifteen Mexican cities.

▹Mehr

• Mit Bezug auf: Landmark Study Shows Mexican Maquiladora Workers Not Able to Meet Basic Needs on Sweatshop Wages