In pics | Thousands of Belgian union members march against 'social dumping' in Brussels

After almost a month-long shutdown, owing to poor living and dining facilities provided to workers, Taiwanese manufacturing giant Foxconn is gradually resuming operations at its iPhone assembly facility in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.

India: Full-fledged operations in sight, Foxconn readies new dorms for workers assembling iPhones

The Foxconn plant that assembles iPhones on the outskirts of Chennai city is witnessing the return of workers and resumption of operations, the Tamil Nadu state government officials said on Wednesday.

After a month, workers finally return to Foxconn’s protest-hit Chennai factory, operations resume

When Graham Brooks received his ballot in early February asking whether he wanted to form a union at the Amazon warehouse in Alabama where he works, he did not hesitate.

Why Amazon’s workers sided with the company over a union

A survey by Microsoft has revealed that 40 per cent of global workers are considering leaving their employers this year. The survey, published on Monday, also found that 61 per cent of employers feel that they are “thriving” right now.

40% of global workers considering leaving their employers this year, finds survey

United Kingdom's top court rules in favour of the group of Uber drivers saying that they are entitled to worker rights such as minimum wages and regular breaks.

Uber drivers in UK entitled to worker rights

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