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Daniel Lambo investigates the largest asbestos waste dump in India, driven by the deaths of his father and others in his village.
Workers occupied a machine tools factory in Croatia in 2005, leading to a five-year struggle for collective ownership amid global economic pressures.
In the construction of the Channel Tunnel, over 13,000 workers faced extreme conditions and technological challenges to connect Britain and France.
Cuba's political landscape shifts under Raul Castro's leadership as citizens navigate economic reforms, dual currency challenges, and the legacy of socialism.
Workers at the Lion Foundry in Kirkintilloch face the challenges of hot, dirty, and dangerous conditions while contemplating their future and legacy.
Night shift workers at the Kestrel Marine shipbuilding factory in Dundee engage in a candid discussion about Scotland's industrial landscape in 1984.
Workers in 1930s England are portrayed through archival footage and narratives from the Workers Film League, highlighting their struggles and resilience.
Filton's assembly of Concorde Alpha Foxtrot marks the conclusion of an era for thousands of workers, blending pride with a sense of loss.
India is the largest importer of asbestos, a toxic substance linked to cancer and death.
American factory owner Chip Stan is held hostage by workers in Beijing over unpaid wages.
On June 7th, three thousand Firestone workers seek refuge amid chaos and conflict.
Workers in Mexico pack powder into pills, risking health for their livelihoods in meth production.
New York City's skyscrapers are built through innovative techniques and specialized skills that address the unique challenges of its densely populated urban environment.
An individual describes using stolen credit card information to make purchases, claiming to earn $1,000 in a single day through fraudulent transactions.
In Mecca, the Haram's dedicated workers share their daily responsibilities and contributions that support millions of pilgrims during Hajj and throughout the year.
St. Louis plans to lower its minimum wage from $10 to $7.70, impacting workers like Myron.
Venezuela's Oil Bust cripples Maracaibo, leaving workers and the economy in crisis.
Mass retailers sell cheap jewelry, but workers in China face exploitation and toxic risks.
Trump states tariffs were due to China breaking the trade deal with America.
Workers refuse to transport war supplies to Israel, standing against genocide and apartheid.
