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Went on a 7.5-mile hike today up to Poo Poo Point on Tiger Mountain in the Issaquah Alps. Along the way there were a bunch of volunteer trail workers who seemed to be moving mountains. And this guy, who wore it on his face -- literally.
War on Want today joined a global day of action calling for the release of labour rights activists in China. This latest crackdown on the labour rights movement in China is another body blow for workers already forced to work excessively long hours in appalling conditions, for poverty pay.
Since early December Chinese labour activists in Guangdong province have been subject to a wave of arrests. Find out more: www.waronwant.org/media/free-chinese-labour-activists-now
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Life is really not fair to some...it's 3eed today and we should remmember those who are unfortunate..these poor two workers were working on the building next to the one I live in and the only place to rest was on the wooden table..they slept close to each other because the weather was a bit breezy....it breaks my heart to know that while they were down there I would be going up to my room which has a nice big bed, blankets and pillows...allah kareem..:/
L-R: Speaker, Ekiti State House of Assembly, Dr. Adewale Omirin; Deputy Governor, Mrs. Funmi Olayinka; Governor Kayode Fayemi; and his wife, Erelu Bisi Fayemi, during the celebration of the 2012 Workers' Day, in Ado-Ekiti... on Tuesday.
Migrant workers nap on the hard tiles of an underground walkway to escape the heat of the morning in downtown Beijing. Many others like them have traveled from the rural areas of neighboring provinces to find work in the large urban areas where development continues at a backbreaking pace.
In 2005 there were an estimated 150 million migrant workers without official permits in cities across China. Due to their lack of documentation and transitory nature, these temporary laborers are often exploited. Their annual wage (roughly 5000 yaun) is commonly withheld until completion of the project or may go unpaid all together. The Legal Aid and Research Center for Youth in Beijing estimated in 2005 that employers across China owed more than US$12 billion to Chinese migrant workers.
Union battles for recognition at GM-AVTOVAZ in Russia. September 2006. Photo: Boris Kravchenko. A LabourStart Photo of the Week.
My hotel was right around the corner. In the week I spent in Paris, I saw regular progress on the paving. A lot of people kept trying to distract this worker, but he just kept building the street, one square paving block at a time, and at the end of the week, a considerable length was done. And it was good work too, the man seemed to take pride in doing it right. I find that comforting.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, dated June, 1929.
Featured in this issue is the THREE (3) page long article "MODERN ONE-MAN ORCHESTRAS" containing NINE (9) original photo image views from inside the Rudolph Wulitzer Co. factory, North Tonawanda, NY: "ALL ELEMENTS ARE ASSEMBLED IN THE ERECTING SHOP" (4" X 7"), "NO MASS PRODUCTION HERE" (3" X 2 1/4"), "SOLDERING THE PIPE" (2 3/4" X 2 1/4"), "ACTUAL INSTRUMENTS OF PERCUSSION" (3 3/4" X 3"), "VOICING THE PIPES (#1)" (2 1/2" X 2 1/4"), "VOICING THE PIPES (#2)" (3 1/4" X 4 3/4"), "'RINGING OUT' A CABLE" (2 3/4" X 3 1/2"), "SOLDERING THE CABLE" (2 3/4" X 3 1/2"), & "'RINGING OUT' ON A CONSOLE" (2 1/2" X 2 1/4").
A sample of the article reads, “...As you pass along the Falls Branch of the New York Central, just before you reach North Tonawanda, you see a station marked 'Wurlitzer', and here these organs are fabricated. The writer spent a day in the factory and the processes were found to be so interesting that we will describe them to our readers...".
MATT & HAYLEY JONES, CAROLINE LEONG, HELEN FRIES, BEN CONNELLY, JACKIE FORD, AL SMITH
THE WORKERS BALMAIN LAUNCH PARTY
1/292 DARLING ST, BALMAIN
WEDNESDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER, 2012
PHOTOGRAPHER: BELINDA ROLLAND © 2012