More than US$726 million of funding to prevent child labour, modern slavery and workplace repression is set to be axed in a bonfire of worker protections being stoked by the Trump administration, Equal Times can reveal. Worker abuse, exploitation and union-busting will almost certainly be turbo-charged by the cuts, according to the former US Special Representative for International Labour Affairs under the Biden administration, Kelly Fay Rodriguez. “Unfortunately, it is extremely likely (…) - News / World-Global, Child labour, Collective bargaining, Health and safety, Human rights, Deaths at work, SDGs, Precarious work