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The Collective Voices podcast from the International Trade Union Confederation puts workers centre stage. These are the voices of a global movement - real people, real struggles, real victories. Discover how trade unions worldwide are transforming workplaces from the ground up.
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- Sep 11, 2026
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EP04 (EN) - If the economy is growing, why are we still broke? (opens the original)
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The economy is growing. Company profits are rising. Billionaires are getting richer. So why are so many workers falling behind? ITUC General Secretary Luc Triangle unpacks one of the biggest questions facing workers today: Who really benefits when the economy grows? If you've ever wondered why life feels harder despite record wealth, this conversation is for you. How can we change things? As Luc explains, that starts with the fight for democracy. 🔗 See the ITUC’s campaign here: https://www.ituc-
EP03 (EN) The ITUC Global Rights Index 2026 – rights, rankings & reality (opens the original)
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What is the worst country in the world for working people? And how do we even measure that? In our new episode, we sit down with ITUC legal researcher Loredana Carta – who has spent the past decade building the Global Rights Index – to go through the receipts on workers' rights worldwide.The Index covers 170 countries and tracks violations of the rights to organise, strike, and bargain collectively. From the 10 worst countries to why the right to strike is under attack almost everywhere – this i
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