“Society needs to understand that trash workers are not trash. And that the trash produces wealth. The trash worker is not trash, he produces wealth”, says Carlos Davi Barros da Silva, leader unionist of the Union of Workers in Urban Cleaning of Bahia (SINDILIMP-BA). On 5 and 6 July , PSI Communications team visited Salvador,

“Because we had the war in Lebanon before and suffered, we feel in solidarity with Syrian refugees who are experiencing the same thing,” says Georges Moussa, Vice-President of the Water Workers Union of North Lebanon (Syndicat des employés de l’Office des Eaux du Liban Nord). On 21-23 September, PSI Communications team visited Lebanon to document

As part of the video series “One Day”, PSI Communications team was in Guatemala City from 12-15 July to document the everyday work and dedication of two trade union leaders from the water and health sector and report on the many violations committed in what is known as the most dangerous country in the world

From May 12-15, PSI Comms team was in Indonesia (in Jakarta and in Indralaya) documenting the life of water and electricity workers. Four days, 12-15 May 2017, PSI' Communications Team is in Indonesia to film document the life and 'working day' of… Posted by PSI Asia Pacific on Montag, 15. Mai 2017

PSI Communications team was in the Philippines documenting the life and “working day” of public sector workers. From May 16-19, we visited Bislig City (province of Surigao del Sur, Mindanao) to film Emergency Medical Response (EMR) workers and Manila to hear the story of Filipino nurses who were dismissed for creating a trade union. PSI

PSI Comms team was in Omuta, a Japanese city in Fukuoka Prefecture, from May 22-24, to register the work done by members of ZENSHOKYO (the National Council of Japanese Firefighters and Ambulance Workers). PSI thanks all the 133 public sector workers based on the Omuta fire station for their warm “Omotenashi” (Japanese hospitality which literally

From April 10-14, PSI visited Rome and Siena to document the work carried out by firefighters, municipal waste workers and kindergarten teachers.