ITUC/GUF Hong Kong Liaison Office 國際工會聯盟香港聯絡處
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Welcome to the IHLOThe IHLO is the Hong Kong Liaison Office of the international trade union movement. Our aim is to support the international trade union movement in Hong Kong and to monitor trade union rights and labour developments in China. Read more...
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TUC calls for Chinese government action regarding to the death of Li WangyangMore, not less crackdown on labour organizations in Guangdong province risks discrediting the Social Administration ReformDouble-handed Policy on Labour NGOs in Shenzhen Called Suspicion on the Social Administration ReformSocial Reforms Launched in Guangdong Province to Address New ContradictionsGuangdong Provincial Trade Union Forms the first Federation of Labour NGOsACFTU Pledges to Unionise Agency Workers ACFTU Made Second Appeal to the NPC to Regulate Agency WorkLocal Governments Exploring Legal Frameworks to Regulate Agency WorkMandatory Enterprise Labour Dispute Negotiation and Mediation Committees are Likely to be Old Wine in New BottleRegularising Social Organisations as a Pre-Condition to Collective Negotiation and Mediation of Social Relations – Recent Social Governance Reforms in Guangdong ProvinceGuangdong Government Implements New Scheme to Promote Civil Society Organisations and Outsourcing of Social ServicesGuangzhou Government Passed New Law to Institutionalise Collective Negotiation and Mediate Strikes under the Tripartite MechanismProcurement of Legal Aid and Collective Negotiation Services from the Commercial Law Firms in Shenzhen and Guangzhou CityLabor union reform called for as migrant workers seek better protection on legal rightsWages in Honda Raised by RMB611 after Collective BargainingITUC Spotlight Interview with Elizabeth Tang (HKCTU-Hong Kong)IHLO Comments on Democratic Management of Enterprises Ordinance of Guangdong Province (Third Draft)A Political Economic Analysis of the Strike in Honda and the auto parts industry in ChinaImplications of the Strike in Honda Auto Parts Manufacturing Co Ltd (CHAM)Open Letter from the Delegation of Representatives of the Honda Strike WorkersFoxconn Suicides: Governments and Companies Must Face ResponsibilitiesThe Suicide Tragedies of Chinese Migrant Workers at FoxconnInternationally Recognised Core Labour Standards in China-ITUC report for the WTO General Council Review of the trade policies of the People’s Republic of China (Geneva, 10 and 12, May, 2010)The three-day strike at Huizhou Power Pack Batteries Ltd. (08 -10 Dec 2009)The ITUC submission on ILO Convention 87 & 98 to repeated instances of restrictions and impediments to the right to freedom of association and collective bargaining in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.The ITUC submission on ILO Convention 87 & 98 to repeated instances of restrictions and impediments to the right to freedom of association and collective bargaining in Macau Special Administrative Region.ITUC 2009 Annual Survey of Trade Union Rights Violations: ChinaITUC 2009 Annual Survey of Trade Union Rights Violations: Hong KongITUC 2009 Annual Survey of Trade Union Rights Violations: MacauFoshan workers producing for Siemens-Osram detained and beaten after protests: Worker held incommunicado for five monthsEconomic crisis and job losses in China: Blame victims, threaten crackdownACFTU in a time of crisis: Back to the old ways?May Day 2009 in Hong Kong and Macau: Workers should not be made scapegoats for the economic crisisUpdate on labour unrest at Gold Peak’s JetPower Plant - Two women workers placed on ‘long term leave’ after staging protestWorkers' memorial Day 2009: Updates on Cadmium workers, Maersk Dongguan and Asian Asbestos campaignThousands march on Beijing - Baoding workers' rally: Harbinger of a Long March?Struggle against Cadmium Poisoning at Gold Peak Holdings continues: JetPower workers protestMaersk Dongguan: A sorry story of repression, deceit and dismissal : Open letter from workersThe six-day strike at Shenzhen JetPower Batteries Ltd.Updates to collective bargaining and collective contracts: New laws - same deal?Universal Periodic Review of China's human and labour rights: An opportunity for change: Universal Periodic Review: ITUC SubmissionDraconian punishments and poorly defined legislation on national security:ITUC urges a halt to proposed legislation in MacauXian Federation of Trade Unions issues bankruptcy checklist for enterprise-level unionsGuangdong Provincial Trade Union suspends collective wage negotiationsHong Kong Business Lobbies Against Workers’ Rights in China‘Average’ wage versus ‘minimum’ wages in selected cities in ChinaChild labour and “work experience” in China – the blurred lines of illegality
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