#Labour Rights
Georgian Social Services accused of ‘censoring’ employees
At least seven employees of the agency received emails accusing them of ‘violating ethical norms’ for comments made on Facebook.
Georgian Social Services accused of ‘censoring’ employees
At least seven employees of the agency received emails accusing them of ‘violating ethical norms’ for comments made on Facebook.
‘We all have bronchitis’ — the blackened lungs of Georgia’s coal miners
The mines in Tkibuli deny that any employees have job-related illnesses; the miners themselves tell a different story.
‘We all have bronchitis’ — the blackened lungs of Georgia’s coal miners
By Lana KokaiaThe mines in Tkibuli deny that any employees have job-related illnesses; the miners themselves tell a different story.
Bolt Food couriers on strike in Tbilisi
An unexpected cut to delivery payments has led drivers to mull unionisation.
Bolt Food couriers on strike in Tbilisi
An unexpected cut to delivery payments has led drivers to mull unionisation.
Health workers in Azerbaijan protest ‘exploitation’
Health workers from a state-run COVID-19 hospital in Baku demanding unpaid salaries.
Health workers in Azerbaijan protest ‘exploitation’
Health workers from a state-run COVID-19 hospital in Baku demanding unpaid salaries.
Tbilisi GWP workers face the sack as strike continues
Workers at Georgian Water and Power have warned of disruptions to Tbilisi’s water system if their demands for better contracts are not met.
Tbilisi GWP workers face the sack as strike continues
Workers at Georgian Water and Power have warned of disruptions to Tbilisi’s water system if their demands for better contracts are not met.
How Georgia’s Emergency Services abandoned a paramedic left paralysed at work
Left paralysed after an ambulance crash, paramedic Inga Dundua has been forced to fight the Emergency Services at every step of her rehabilitation.
How Georgia’s Emergency Services abandoned a paramedic left paralysed at work
By Tamuna ChkareuliLeft paralysed after an ambulance crash, paramedic Inga Dundua has been forced to fight the Emergency Services at every step of her rehabilitation.
Sweeping labour reforms go ahead in Georgia despite opposition from business groups
The amendments are widely expected to pass in the third and final reading in the coming weeks.
Sweeping labour reforms go ahead in Georgia despite opposition from business groups
The amendments are widely expected to pass in the third and final reading in the coming weeks.
Georgian Government reverses course on cancelling contract with oil firm Frontera
The government said the move aimed to maintain Georgia’s reputation amidst a lobbying campaign by Frontera in Washington.
Georgian Government reverses course on cancelling contract with oil firm Frontera
The government said the move aimed to maintain Georgia’s reputation amidst a lobbying campaign by Frontera in Washington.
Average household income ‘almost halved’ in Georgia during the pandemic
A study by CRRC Georgia also found that around half of those who were employed reportedly lost a job during the pandemic.
Average household income ‘almost halved’ in Georgia during the pandemic
A study by CRRC Georgia also found that around half of those who were employed reportedly lost a job during the pandemic.
Tkibuli miner self-harms in director’s office over salary cut
The miner said his salary had been cut from $290 to $97 per month after he was diagnosed with chronic bronchitis.
Tkibuli miner self-harms in director’s office over salary cut
The miner said his salary had been cut from $290 to $97 per month after he was diagnosed with chronic bronchitis.