IMF and World Bank: Reforms needed

ITUC’s statement about the needed reforms:

Global Unions statement to the 2024 annual meetings of the IMF and the World Bank – International Trade Union Confederation (ituc-csi.org)

‘A risky shift in social policies’

‘People and skills’ … reflections on the new European Commission

The EU’s ‘People, Skills, Preparedness’ agenda: A risky shift in social policy (socialeurope.eu)

Social Protection as a prerequisite for climate justice

Interesting discussion on the ILO’s recent World Report on Social Protection 2024-26

Social protection is a prerequisite for climate justice – Development Pathways

Social Justice in the Energy Transition

Strong demands of ITUC

ITUC: We demand social justice in clean energy transition – International Trade Union Confederation (ituc-csi.org)

Equality: a truly magic bullet!

There are good reasons why they do not want it!

Equality: A truly magic bullet. – by Max Lawson – Equals

B-Ready index: the World Bank against labour rights

In the same way as in its old ‘Doing Business’ ranking, the World Bank shows once again it is not ready to fully recognize the importance of labour rights, including social protection

B-Ready: ITUC condemns World Bank’s newly launched Index for its “dangerous” ranking of countries’ labour policies – International Trade Union Confederation (ituc-csi.org)

Fossil fuel philanthropy

Pax payer subsidized charity foundations funding climate change desinformation!

Inside the World of Fossil Fuel Philanthropy – Inequality.org

World Day for Decent Work

7 October is World Day for Decent Work: authoritarianism and conflicts are devastating worker’s living conditions worldwide

World Day for Decent Work: workers deserve peace and democracy – International Trade Union Confederation (ituc-csi.org)

Inequalities in the EU

and how to tackle?

Inequalities unmasked: disparities across the EU (socialeurope.eu)

Why a global tax on the rich …

is indeed a very good and reasonable option

Opinion | Why global tax on super rich is least bad option to tackle crises | South China Morning Post (scmp.com)

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