Tag #Labour Exploitation

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aljazeera.com
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BYD Sued for $45 Million Over Alleged Slave Labor in Brazil

Brazilian labor prosecutors sued BYD and two contractors for $45 million, alleging they trafficked 220 Chinese workers to build a Bahia plant under conditions analogous to slavery, including wage theft, passport confiscation, and severely inadequate living conditions; the workers have since returned...

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nytimes.com
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FIFA Accused of Blocking Worker Rights Inspection at 2026 World Cup Venue

FIFA is accused by the Building and Wood Workers' Union (BWI) of blocking a worker rights inspection at Mexico's Estadio Azteca, a 2026 World Cup venue, prompting concerns about FIFA's human rights obligations and lack of independent oversight; FIFA denies responsibility for the stadium's constructi...

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theglobeandmail.com
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Tunisian Worker's Exploitation Exposes Flaws in Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program

Hichem Nasri, a 29-year-old Tunisian temporary foreign worker, experienced wage theft, harassment, and injury during his 14 months in Canada, ultimately deciding to return home due to exploitative working conditions and bureaucratic challenges within the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.

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60% Bias Score

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napoli.repubblica.it
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Low Wages and Exploitation of Young Workers in Italy

In Naples, a young woman working at a hostel reveals the widespread issue of low pay and limited opportunities for young people in Italy, contrasting her situation with a barman's, highlighting the precariousness and exploitation within the Italian job market.

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theguardian.com
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UK TV Post-Production Workers Face Widespread Exploitation

A report by the TV Industry Human Rights Forum reveals widespread exploitation of post-production workers in the UK TV industry, with many paid below minimum wage and subjected to unacceptable working conditions and a lack of mental health support, exacerbated by the current commissioning slowdown.

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