workers rights
What to Do If Your Boss Is Asking You to Return to the Office
Here's what you can do if you feel you're being forced back into work on the 19th of July.
They’ve Fought for Over 1,000 Days To Get Their Jobs Back. They’re Not Backing Down
The incredible story of 14 blue-collar workers taking on one of America's biggest companies.
Bosses Have Found a Horrible New Way to Attack Workers' Rights
In the UK, workers are "sick with stress" as employers are using "fire and rehire" tactics to undermine wages and conditions.
Cleaners Say Bosses Treated Them So Badly It May Have Helped Spread COVID
One hospital cleaner told VICE World News of an incident where a supervisor forced open a toilet door because they thought she was slacking.
As Deliveroo Goes Public, Its Riders Are Striking
The company has seen its share price hit over as allegations have surfaced that its riders can earn less than minimum wage.
Landmark Ruling Forces Uber to Share Data With Drivers in the Netherlands
Drivers hailed the move as an important "first step" towards realizing their rights as workers for the companies.
Britain's Anti-Migrant Rules Are Risking People's Lives
People without British citizenship have been hit the hardest by job losses during the pandemic, and they often do not have any option of state support.
‘If You Want Work, You Keep Quiet’: Fast Food Workers on the COVID Frontline
While diners eat their McDonald's and KFC takeaways in safety, the people making their food are working while displaying symptoms, and discouraged from complying with isolation rules.
Uber Drivers Are Workers, Says UK’s Highest Court
Uber drivers in the UK are entitled to to holiday pay, minimum wage and protection against discrimination, the Supreme Court said in a landmark ruling for gig economy workers.
Security Firm Faces Legal Action After Suspending Union Activist
Contractor Wilson James says that Cetin Avsar's "opinion" and "work with the union" are possible grounds for dismissal.
Why Sex Workers Need Two Phones
In an industry that requires emotional labour, having a separate phone for clients and work-related admin is vital.
International Fashion Houses Are Leaving Millions of Asians Jobless. The Workers Are Now Protesting
Garment workers in India, Bangladesh, Cambodia and Sri Lanka are protesting brands that have a history of exploitation.