A former moderator who reviewed violent content for Meta in Barcelona died. Her family believes her death is linked to that work. Our thoughts are with everyone who knew her. Content moderators need safety protocols now. uniglobalunion.org/news/a-mo…

🎉Congratulations to Jack & Jones workers in Türkiye who have won their first ever collective agreement! The new agreement secures and improves workers’ existing rights, increases wages and guarantees regular pay rises. It includes a seniority incentive premium, bonus, child allowance and social allowance for the first time, and improves working conditions, secures supplementary health insurance for store employees and strengthens union representation and social dialogue across the stores. “We did not simply sign a collective agreement; we secured the rights, dignity and future of Jack & Jones workers,” said Eyup Alemdar, President of @KOOPISSENDIKASI the union which represents the workers Türkiye. “This agreement marks an important milestone and lays a strong foundation for improving working conditions, strengthening social dialogue and advancing our members’ economic and social rights.” “This is a hard-won victory for Jack & Jones workers in Türkiye. They organized, stood firm and have now secured their first collective agreement. Congratulations to Koop-Is and every worker who made this possible,” said Mathias Bolton, Head of UNI Commerce, “This agreement shows that when retail workers stand together, they win – and it sends a clear message to Jack & Jones that union rights must be respected wherever they operate.” uniglobalunion.org/news/jack…

Workers' voices make TP stronger. Renew our global agreement now! Today, workers at TP - the world's largest outsourcing company - are taking a stand together across borders. They're calling on the French multinational company, formerly known as #Teleperformance, to renew its global agreement with UNI and respect workers’ rights. “Our global agreement made TP stronger,” said UNI General Secretary Christy Hoffman. “It opened the door to dialogue, helped solve problems before they escalated and gave workers in some of the toughest labour environments in the world a real voice. TP let the agreement expire in May, just as AI is reshaping this industry. On 15 October, workers across the globe will send TP one message: renew the agreement now.” Workers have had enough of waiting. Sign a new agreement now! uniglobalunion.org/news/tp-g… #RespectTPWorkers

Happy World Post Day! On 9 October we honour more than 4 million postal workers around the world who keep us connected, day in, day out, come rain or shine. The post is the world's largest physical distribution network, built on the universal service obligation – YOUR right to send and receive mail at an affordable price. But the universal service obligation is under threat and jobs are at risk. We're calling on governments to protect our postal services and for the forthcoming EU Delivery Act to ensure that private operators using public postal networks pay their fair share. #WorldPostDay 2026

🌍 Today on #WorldPostDay we pay tribute to more than 4 million postal workers worldwide who deliver for us, no matter where we live, no matter who we are. Thank you!

🌍 It's #WDDW26 – World Day for Decent Work! This year the spotlight is on young workers and their demands. What does decent work mean to you? We asked Crisnalda Nhamucale, UNI Youth Global President, from our commerce affiliate SINECOSSE in Mozambique 🇲🇿 🎥 "Decent work is not just about having a job. It is about respect, security, rights, fair wages and opportunities to grow." Tell us what decent work means to you in the comments 👇

Work hard, play by the rules, do better than your parents. For a lot of young workers, that deal is broken. It doesn't have to be. @uniglobalunion General Secretary Christy Hoffman on World Day for Decent Work 👇

✊ Today, 7 October, is the World Day for Decent Work, and young workers are leading the call for decent jobs, secure work and a wage they can live off. We spoke to UNI Youth Global President Crisnalda Nhamucale about what young people are telling her across every region: "Technology may be changing fast, but young people's biggest concern hasn't changed. The most pressing challenge of all is still getting a job in the first place." She also shares why young workers should join a union and her message to governments this World Day for Decent Work. Read the full interview here: uniglobalunion.org/news/worl… #WDDW26 #DecentWork