Russian Trade Union Revival

During the Soviet era, Russian trade unions were state run and had nothing to do with helping workers fight for their rights against employers. That changed following the Soviet Union's collapse. This report by Euronews takes an in-depth look at the evolution of Russian trade unions and the battles they face today.

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