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Worker 1: "Why is that girl taking a photo of us?"
Worker 2: "No idea, but let's pretend we are working"
PAUL O'HARA
THE WORKERS BALMAIN LAUNCH PARTY
1/292 DARLING ST, BALMAIN
WEDNESDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER, 2012
PHOTOGRAPHER: BELINDA ROLLAND © 2012
worker at sonoma broadway farms;
although he helps plant and harvest the foods,
he is an aspiring musician and has a hidden talent of music he shares with his friends
A university project based on workers in the workplace. I choose a coffee shop (stokes and sons) in Lincoln. Great experience and I'm happy with how the images have turned out. Canon 550D. Thank you to the company and the staff for being so welcoming and friendly.
Spectrum workers demonstrating after their factory collapsed, killing 64 colleagues, injuring 74. Bangladesh.
Korean Health & Medical Workers’ Union (KHMU) has been continuing its fight for public healthcare over 70 days. On 26 February 2013, the Governor of South Gyeongsang Province, Mr. Hong Jun-pyo unilaterally announced the shut-down of Jinju Medical Center. The medical center is one of 34 public medical centers which have played the key role of public healthcare in Korea.
Initially, the governor excused the chronic financial deficit of the medical center as the reason of the shutdown. KHMU refuted that the deficit of public healthcare provider was “sound deficit” and organized strong struggles against the shutdown. As a result, the public opinions against the shut-down widely spread across the nation. As the ratio of public healthcare providers is only 5.9% in Korea, the KHMU struggle against the shut-down of Jinju Medical Center is critical and significant for defending and strengthening the public healthcare system in the country. KHMU has organized press conferences, street meetings, demonstrations, signature campaigns, hunger-strikes, hair-shaving struggle, lobby to the National Assembly and lawsuit.
Up to now, the union is still strong fighting against the shut-down and shouting the slogan health care for all...