#fairpay — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #fairpay, aggregated by home.social.
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► https://FunHouseRadio.com <- TUNE IN
We pay monthly anyway. When you listen, the artist gets a share of what we already paid. If not, Live365 keeps it. You know what to do!
#meme #tom #cartoon #royalties #fairpay #audio #music #streaming -
2 Konzert-Plakate zwischen Bahnhof und Zuhause. Beide haben Tipino-Bands drauf!! 🎉
#fairpay #fairmusic #tipino #bands #music #musik #concert #konzert #livemusic #seenachtsfest #musikimbeet
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If it can be done properly this seems like a very good idea. Of course the usual suspects are screaming ‘anti growth’, 'trade unions bad’ as loud as they can. Of course the divil will be in the details and downgrading environmental (after all we all have to live with the consequences) considerations will be disastrous. But the whining from Badenoch et all is getting even more tedious.
#UkPol #Jobs #TradeUnions #FairPay #Environment #Labour #AltTxt
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“In a related story, Prime Minister Carney’s planned press conference where he was looking forward to ordering the WestJet flight attendants back to work has been cancelled.”
😂 😂
https://www.thebeaverton.com/2026/08/canadians-relieved-they-wont-be-forced-to-fly-air-canada/
#carneyCons #airCanada #Westjet #labour #workersrights #fairpay #airtravel
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America pays workers just 27% of what its wealth allows – the worst in the OECD
https://fortune.com/2026/07/13/us-worst-oecd-fair-pay-score/
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48918078
#HackerNews #fairpay #wealthgap #workersrights #economicinequality #oecd
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FYI: 82% of workers want pay transparency - only 34% have it, study finds: A G-P survey of 4,000 workers across six countries finds 82% want pay transparency, only 34% have it, while 32% of Germans trust AI over HR for pay equity. https://ppc.land/82-of-workers-want-pay-transparency-only-34-have-it-study-finds/ #PayTransparency #WorkersRights #FairPay #EqualPay #Compensation
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And now I'm wondering how many multinationals are quietly supporting Starmer's "closer ties with the EU" so they can pay slavery-level wages here too.
"A social dumping disaster? EU’s ‘ 28th Regime’ plans could help corporations bypass member state rules"
https://corporateeurope.org/en/2025/09/social-dumping-disaster-eus-28th-regime
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Global uprising for fair pay: Spain edition
Workers in the food service industry across Galicia began a strike for better pay and conditions on Friday. This is A Coruña.
https://cig.gal/nova/folga-historica-comercio-de-alimentacion-coruna.html
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Global uprising in defence of fair pay and affordable housing: Gran Canaria edition
Hundreds of workers in sectors such as cleaning, construction and private security marched through the centre of Gran Canaria last week, calling for protection of workers' rights and public housing.
The same union has called an indefinite strike in Aragón today.
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Global uprising in defence of public education: Mexico edition
Yesterday in CDX, teachers marched on Parliament to defend their profession and demand better pay and conditions.
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I thought this cunt would at least do us the favour of fucking off to do a pretend tech job in California.
Sadly, he's back with another farcically incorrect "analysis" of the myriad work-related nightmares being faced by young people today.
Full article if you're feeling masochistic:
"Increases have backfired — Britain now has higher youth unemployment than the EU average. It’s time to abolish the Low Pay Commission"
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Workers from the Long Island Railroad staged a protest outside Penn Station yesterday,.
The 3,500 staff who operate the city's largest commuter network went on strike on Saturday.
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Hundreds rallied outside a Waffle House in Atlanta yesterday, calling out the company for paying poverty wages and supporting Cop City.
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Global resistance to education and public services cuts: Argentina edition
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More from the global resistance to cuts in public education and poor pay for teachers.
This is Mexico City yesterday ✊
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This picture gives a much better idea of the scale of Spain's indefinite strike in the education sector, where teachers and staff are calling for better public funding, pay and working conditions.
This is Valencia this afternoon. Similar protests are taking place every day across the country.
