Bad Working News Today

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration investigation discovered live and decaying rodents, rodent feces, urine, gnawing, and nesting evidence at Family Dollar's West Memphis distribution center. Read more.

The Human Rights Watch report connects aluminum to the labor transfer programs where workers allegedly undergo ideological indoctrination and have restricted freedom of movement. Read more.

Prison workers may risk parole or solitary confinement if they refuse to work, even in cases of severe injury or death on the job. Read more.

The CNIL stated that these systems subjected employees to constant surveillance, putting them under continuous pressure. Read more.

Work can be riskier for young people because they haven't had as much time to learn about common workplace hazards as their older colleagues. Read more.

Work can be riskier for young people because they haven't had as much time to learn about common workplace hazards as their older colleagues. Read more.