Submitted by mick duncan on February 8, 2010 - 9:20am.
Help No Sweat press the high street giants to clean up their act by cutting the label out or even sending complete garments back to us to deliver "en masse".
We have thousands of postcards to attach your labels to. Download the front design from here or contact us and we can send you bundles of postcards to use.
Send your labels in to us at the address at the bottom of the website!
Submitted by mick duncan on June 27, 2007 - 10:13am.
Over 190 million people are living as migrants around the world. Poverty, much of it caused by the economic policies of rich capitalist countries, is driving people to look for work abroad.
Download or order the pamphlet Solidarity with Migrant Workers. Facts, experiences, debate.
Submitted by mick duncan on March 10, 2010 - 10:40am.
Dundee University students braved the cold today to strip off as part of an international campaign against sweatshops.
The students were taking part in the Buy Right Campaign, which proclaims, “We’d rather go naked than wear sweatshop clothes.”
Workers at the BP plant at Tauramena, part of the Cusiana oil field in Casanare have been protesting since 22 January 2010 for improved wages. On 15 February the notorious ESMAD ‘anti-mutiny’ police attacked the workers’ picket line and the local community. Three workers are in hospital. They are members of the national Oil Workers Union USO that has only been able to organise in the plants in the last year.
Demonstrate: 4pm Friday 26 February, outside BP HQ, 1 St James Square, London SW1 (nearest tube Piccadilly Circus)
It's been a while since we had a party at Housmans, so we've got some friends together to put on a little acoustic show for your gratification and for No Sweat's benefit.
Come down, bring your own drink and donate generously to No Sweat. And have a damn good time doing it.
We have occupied the top floor of Bramber House, University of Sussex, Brighton. There are 106 of us.
The decision to occupy has been taken after weeks of concerted campaigning during which the university management have repeatedly failed to take away the threat of compulsory redundancies and course cuts.
We recognise that an attack on education workers is an attack on us.
At a so-called disciplinary hearing Lancaster Cleaning Services have sacked UNITE shop-steward and leader of the Latin American Workers Association Alberto Durango.
Show your support:
MASS DEMONSTRATION
Reinstate Alberto – Hands off Our Union
Friday 12 February 1:00 PM,
Outside UBS Capital, 100 Liverpool Street, London EC2M 2RH
DaisyRox sells beautiful handmade, fair trade jewellery and accessories from around the world. Working with suppliers who share a commitment to fair trade; paying producers in developing countries a fair price for goods and services and ensuring safe working conditions.
Public meeting: Support the Vestas Workers!
Thursday 24 September, 7.30pm
Friends Meeting House, Ship Street, Brighton
With a speaker from the Vestas workers committee.
Plus contributors invited from the Visteon occupation, Brighton bin workers / street cleaners’ dispute & Brighton Housing Trust dispute, and others.
Labour Behind the Label are organising an action about workers' rights on the opening day of the new Primark store in Bristol on Thursday 13th August 2009. Meet under the Broadmead sail at 0845. BRING A RADIO (V. important) - it will be coordinated by a radio transmitter, we're going to make a loud rumpus!
Submitted by mick duncan on July 28, 2009 - 8:16am.
As the workers' occupation continues at Vestas on the Isle of White, Energy minister Ed Miliband has announced new government finance for wind-turbine construction, and extra public funds for the Vestas wind turbine company for investment.
Submitted by mick duncan on June 15, 2009 - 9:04pm.
After an inspiring campaign of solidarity and activism, victimised trade union activist, Rob Williams, has won his job back.
Linamar management have folded and Rob is reinstated as convenor. The news of Rob's unconditional reinstatement is a victory for all workers and militant trade unionism.
Once upon a time, in a sweatshop in East London...
Read the story of No Sweats discovery of sweatshop conditions tucked away in the east end of one of the worlds richest countries, making clothes for a high street chain store...
Over one hundred workers have downed tools in protest against the sacking of their union convenor in South Wales. Rob Williams, a well known trade union militant and socialist working at the Linamar factory in Swansea, was summoned before management and summarily dismissed this afternoon.
Saturday 6th June 2009
10:30 - 4pm
£5 (including lunch)
Celebrate the first anniversary of Wales becoming the world's first Fair Trade nation. This year Fair Trade Wales hosts its first conference in West Wales where we will BANG THE DRUM FOR FAIR TRADE!
Following the insulting and unacceptable offer from Visteon this week the sacked workers are stepping up their 24/7 picket of the Enfield factory. The Belfast and Basildon Visteon workers have also rejected the offer. Now more than ever they need support and solidarity for their decision to continue their struggle for justice.
Come along to find out what is happening at the factory and what people can do to help step up the campaign.
The representatives of the 600 sacked Visteon UK workers – from the three affected plants, Basildon, Belfast and Enfield – all attended negotiations with Visteon international executives, who flew from the US for the meeting on Wednesday 15 April...find out what happened and how you can help.
Submitted by mick duncan on April 7, 2009 - 12:10pm.
There are a whole series of events commemorating the Tolpuddle Martyrs and the fight for their pardon, in and around Islington this month.
In case you had never heard of them they were six agricultural labourers arrested and transported to the penal colonies for forming a trade union in 1834... They were eventually pardoned after a huge campaign over several years.
Submitted by mark osborn on March 28, 2009 - 7:56am.
Download and give it out at school, college, to your friends and workmates... This flyer is jointly produced by No Sweat and Feminist Fightback. We call for an alliance of feminist and working-class organisations to put forward international working class solidarity in opposition to the G20. Workers of the world unite!
Submitted by mark osborn on March 19, 2009 - 8:58am.
A call-out from Feminist Fightback:
On 28 March thousands will march through London as part of a global campaign to challenge the G20, ahead of their 2nd April summit on the global financial crisis.
WE INVITE YOU TO MARCH WITH THE INTERNATIONALIST, ANTI-CAPITALIST, FEMINIST BLOC AT 'PUT PEOPLE FIRST' ON SAT 28 MARCH.
Along with half of Whitehall, the Ministry of Defense building on Horse Guards Ave, has been sold off and is leased back from a private corporation based in a tax haven. That's right, they pay no tax on what we pay, from our tax.
Join Mark Thomas and demand the MOD invade Jersey to regain the title deeds!
On 28th March thousands will march through London as part of a global campaign to challenge the G20, ahead of their 2nd April summit on the global financial crisis.
It was 1834 and 100,000 people gathered in what was Copenhagen Fields and is now just north of King’s Cross to demand freedom for the Tolpuddle Martyrs; it is now 175 years later and residents in King’s Cross together with trades unions from all over the country are preparing to commemorate that momentous day with a march on 25 April from the Caledonian Park to Edward Square where an acoustic music festival and lots of activities will end a week of events.
Edward Square and surrounding area of Copenhagen Street, Kings Cross, London.
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