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Sustainable Development / Health and Safety

As a Global Union Federation with many members in some of the most hazardous and resource intense industries in the world, the ICEM takes its responsibilities very seriously. This is why the ICEM's health, safety and environmental work is grounded in a firm commitment to the greater sustainability of the companies employing our members.

Corporate Social Responsibilty (CSR) and corporate governance (CG) are frequently cited as appropriate indicators of a company's performance, and for this reason the ICEM insists that health, safety and environmental excellence must be among the key parameters on which company CSR and CG performance are judged. This is why the ICEM is committed to the creation and maintenance of healthy and safe workplaces in all of its industrial sectors, and to fully engage employers to this end.

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The ICEM is developing a page with links to resources on health, safety, environmental, and sustainability issues. More will be added each month. To see what's new click here.

570 document(s) for Sustainable Development / Health and Safety :
Deaths Continue To Plague Georgia’s Tkibuli-Mindeli Coal Mine
19 December 2011
Georgia
ICEM InBrief
A member of ICEM-affiliated Metallurgical, Mining and Chemical Workers’ Union of Georgia who received serious burns but escaped death in a 27 August 2010 coal mine explosion died inside that same mine in late November due to a shaft cave-in. Sergi Ashotia, 50, was working inside the Tkibuli-Mindeli Coal Mine of Geo-Coal, owned by the Georgian Industrial Group, when he was buried on 24 November...
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Canada’s Tar Sands, Keystone Pipeline Gets Aired at COP-17
19 December 2011
South Africa
Global
ICEM InBrief
On 2 December, representatives of the ICEM Canadian affiliate Communications, Energy and Paperworkers (CEP) Union participated in a discussion on trade union perspectives on the Canadian bituminous sands, or tar sands or oil sands. Organized by the Cornell Global Labor Institute and the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) with the CEP, the session was part of the international trade union World of...
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COP-17 Union Panel Stresses Sustainable Industry in Climate Change Debate
19 December 2011
South Africa
Global
ICEM InBrief
On 30 November, the ICEM, International Metalworkers’ Federation, and the International Textile, Garment, Leathers Workers’ Federation (ITGLWF) collaborated on an event entitled “Cutting Emissions - Transforming Jobs.” It was a key part of World of Work side events that were coordinated by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) at COP-17 in Durban, or the 17th...
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ICEM Mourns Deaths of 53 Oil Workers off Russia

ICEM HIV/AIDS e-bulletin - No. 75, December 2011

Senzeni Zokwana Calls Out Bosses on South African Mine Safety

Industrial strategy on climate change to be discussed

Massey US Coal Mine Deaths Termed ‘Industrial Homicide’ by UMWA

Chinese Earthquake Kills 8 Coal Miners, Bringing Recent Fatality Toll to 44

Indonesian Freeport-McMoRan Mine Strike Continues, Two Unionists Shot Dead

ILO Tripartite Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Meeting Opens in Geneva

ICEM HIV/AIDS e-bulletin - No. 73, October 2011

ILO Convention 176 Meeting in Peru, Importance of Implementation Underlined

NUM Strikes for South African Mine Safety Improvements

Industri Energi Publishes Report into Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Disaster

Coal Mine Accidents Raise Death Toll in China’s Collieries

ICEM Holds Forum on ILO C. 176 at Safety Congress in Turkey

Europe’s Chemical Social Partners Sign Sustainability Pact

ICEM Solidarity, Condolence Visit to Japan

Coal Mine Blast at Mexican Steel Company Unit Kills 4




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