California: Prop 22 Strips Gig Workers of Minimum Wage

New Law Threatens Workers’ Rights in US, Globally

Joint statement: Passage of California’s Prop 22 is a devastating blow to the rights of app-based workers

Q & A on the Proposal for an EU Legislation on Mandatory Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence

What Three US Ballot Results Mean for Poverty and Inequality

Voters Decided on Measures Affecting Workers’ Rights

I Had to Rely on Food Stamps While Working Full-Time for Instacart

Past Covid-19 Relief Shows Fighting Poverty Is Possible

Stalled Negotiations Threaten Rights, Economic Recovery

Rights, Transparency Central for Covid-19 Vaccines

Global Cooperation, Accountability Key

Submission to US Department of Labor Re: Independent Contractor Status under Fair Labor Standards Act

Fault Lines Laid Bare

Rebuilding Fairer Economies Demands Global Support

IMF Meetings Bring Hope, Despair

Human Rights Watch submission to the UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs public consultation on due diligence on forest risk commodities

California: Proposition 22 Threatens Gig Workers’ Rights

Vote ‘No’ to Hold Companies Accountable for Minimum Wage, Other Labor Rights

Grocery App Workers' Rights Are Under Siege

Californians will soon be voting on Prop 22—an initiative that would remove protections for gig workers and could drive them into financial hardship.

Thailand: Government Gives Human Rights Award to Abusive Company