Group asks for living wages, labor rights for 2026 FIFA World Cup
Group asks for living wages, labor rights for 2026 FIFA World Cup With this year’s World Cup in Qatar clouded by labor and human rights issues, there’s a push for the North American cities awarded games for the 2026 tournament to commit to livable wages, equitable hiring and worker protection.To get more news about VeboTV , you can visit vebobd.live official website. The Dignity 2026 coalition has brought together groups including the AFL-CIO, Human Rights Watch and the Independent Supporters Council to work with FIFA and the individual host cities in the United States, Canada and Mexico. The coalition has met several times in the past few months with soccer’s international governing body to discuss its commitment to these issues. With last week’s announcement of the 16 cities that will host games, the effort has become more targeted.That means looking at fair living wages, targeted local hiring, strong health and safety protections and agreements that make sure workers have a voi...