developed in a 13 minutes Zoom call with the Climate Camp in Venice 2022

Film about the struggles at the petrochemical cluster of Porto Marghera - from the perspective of some militant workers.

Six workers from Amazon warehouses in Leipzig, Poznań, and Orléans talk about the working conditions, pressure, accidents, work-related illnesses, the unbearable shift system, and their resistance.

Kalle Kunkel (of the German trade union ver.di) talks about the economization of the healthcare system in Germany since the 1980's and its consequences for the employees.

Cleaners at Pisa’s Cisanello Hospital go on strike against threats to their jobs in light of cutbacks to healthcare spending.

The Solidarity Clinic in Thessaloniki

Film about the situation of car washers in California

Sodexo workers in Bogotá organize a day of protest.

In 2002, Viva Vida was founded by t.i.e., a world-wide network of grassroots unionists. The aim was to focus on "health at the workplace".

February 1, 2010 - Archibald Kuhnke talks about his life and his development as a member of the 1968 generation. For decades, he combined grassroots works council activity with many political and cultural initiatives and campaigns.

Viva Vida Network was founded in 2002 by t.i.e., a worldwide network of grass roots unionists.

Interview with Wang Fungping. Since 1995 she has worked as an engineer for the battery manufacturer Gold Peak. Now she is ill with cadmium poisoning.

A famous documentary about the Peugeot factory in Sochaux in the 1970s. In this region, everything is owned by Peugeot: homes, stores, schools and leisure - there is no escaping it. The production line dictates the rhythm of everyday life: a horrible machine, draining workers' energy and hope. Workers' hopes have vanished after the May 68 defeat. In 1968, the Sochaux factory was one of the places where resistance was strong. 2 people were killed and 150 were injured.