General Article All workers have rights

Topic Selected: Human Rights
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Today’s globalisation is not providing the resources needed for living and working conditions to improve for the mass of the world’s people. Rather, governments are all too often undermining workers’ rights and conditions so that business can minimise its labour costs. Yet all workers have rights, as has been repeatedly agreed by the same governments over the past half a century. Four decades after signing the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, governments at the World Summ...

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