Finland Targets Berry Industry Cartel Over Price-Fixing and Labor Exploitation
Finland’s FCCA proposes €9.4 million in fines for berry companies that formed a decade-long cartel to suppress picker wages and undermine market competition.
Labor Rights
Chinese Courts Defend Labor Rights in AI-Driven Layoffs
A Chinese court’s landmark ruling defends workers against unlawful termination amid AI-driven corporate restructuring, balancing technological progress with labor protections.
International Labor Day 2026: Honoring Hard Work Across Asia
As International Labor Day is celebrated on May 1, 2026, we examine its significance across Asia, highlighting workers’ contributions and the evolving landscape of labor rights.
China Bolsters Protections for 84 Million Gig Economy Workers
Newly released guidelines in China mandate fairer wages, algorithmic transparency, and stronger protections for millions of workers in platform-based jobs like delivery and ride-hailing.
Labor Concerns Rise Ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup in Miami
Workers in Miami raise concerns over labor protections and immigration enforcement ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, as advocacy groups demand action.
Valerie Donzelli’s ‘At Work’ Explores Labor Struggles in Modern France
Valerie Donzelli’s new film ‘At Work’ offers a poignant look at labor rights in France, resonating with global audiences amid evolving workplace dynamics.
U.S. Labor Board Accuses Apple of Violating Employee Rights
The U.S. National Labor Relations Board has filed a complaint against Apple, accusing the company of violating federal labor laws by enforcing unlawful workplace policies that hinder employee rights.