"I have worked hard - I deserve to be paid": Exploitation on Qatar World Cup stadium
摘要
日期: 2020年6月11日
地點: 卡塔爾
企業
Qatar Meta Coats - Employer , FIFA - Partner項目
Al Bayt Stadium - Client受影響的
受影響的總人數: 100
移民和移民工人: ( 數字未知 - 菲律賓 , 建築 , Gender not reported ) , 移民和移民工人: ( 數字未知 - 尼泊爾 , 建築 , Gender not reported ) , 移民和移民工人: ( 數字未知 - 肯亞 , 建築 , Gender not reported ) , 移民和移民工人: ( 數字未知 - 迦納 , 建築 , Gender not reported )議題
招聘費用 , Failing to renew visas , Precarious/Unsuitable Living Conditions , 剝奪言論自由 , 恐嚇和威脅 , Personal Health , Wage Theft回應
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後續行動: GSIC-JV issued multiple warnings to QMC to pay its workers. Together with Aspire Zone Foundation (the organization responsible for delivering the stadium) they jointly pressured QMC, but the company continued not to pay. Supreme Committee pressure did lead to the company paying salaries for July and August. The Supreme Committee blacklisted and reported QMC to the labour authority. QMC was “demobilized" from the stadium in February 2020. In January 2020 workers took legal action. When workers refused an offer of settlement only if they returned home, they were allegedly stopped from working. QMC denied workers had been discouraged to report grievances. Workers began to receive some money only after Amnesty approached the Qatari authorities, FIFA and the Supreme Committee in June 2020. FIFA stated it was previously unaware of the findings, raising concern that FIFA's human rights due diligence systems are inadequate. FIFA pledged to review its processes with World Cup partners and to strengthen its own mechanisms. The Supreme Committee stated that they will continue to pursue the case with the labour authorities.
資訊來源: NGO