ExxonMobil relies largely on contractual employee Unions like International Federation of Chemical, Energy, Mine and General Workers' Union or ICEM for their world-wide operations. There however exists tension between the management and workers, and ExxonMobil has been accused of gender discrimination and failure to consider basic demands of Union workers. They are known for their unfeeling attitude towards members of the Union, and refuse to consider putting them on the regular payroll. Efforts however are underway to bridge the gap and there is hope in the horizon for Union employees.
Union Connections:
International Federation of Chemical, Energy, Mine and General Workers' Union
United Steel Workers
ExxonMobil World Labor Union News:
July 10, 2006
Chad’s Oil Workers Target ExxonMobil for Strike Action
July 10, 2006
NOPEF Strike against Oil Service Providers Continues in Norway
May 29, 2006
ExxonMobil Negotiates Equity Wage Increases to Avert Nigerian Strike
May 17, 2006
ExxonMobil Condemned to Pay Sum Record for Discrimination
May 15, 2006
PENGASSAN in New Dispute with ExxonMobil in Nigeria
September 1, 2005
Chad-Cameroon pipeline: Oil companies and governments secretly contracting out of human rights
December 5, 2004
Charges of Labor Abuse in Canada
October 2004
ExxonMobil Charged With Labor Abuses In Chad
August 23, 2004
New Contract for Native Americans
July 5, 2004
As Nigeria Oil Industry Crisis Worsens...
May 20, 2004
Union Issues Statement on Alleged Discrimination at ExxonMobil Facility
April 21, 2004
Breaking News: ExxonMobil Agrees to Abide by ILO Principles!
Labor Dispute with ExxonMobil in Australia
April 8, 2004
ExxonMobil Labor Abuses in Australia
April 7, 2004
Human/Labor Rights Update at ExxonMobil
Demand Right to Organize and End to Discrimination at ExxonMobil!
Stop ExxonMobil Union Busting in Canada!
Will ExxonMobil Choose Respect for its Workers and Communities?
Explanation of ExxonMobil's Abuse of Labor Rights in the U.S.
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