TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO: TSTT must not forget workers trinidadexpress.com/business/local…
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CANADA: 'We have coworkers suffering': Why Amazon employees in the GTA are fighting for a union bradfordtoday.ca/local-news/ama…
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AFRICA: OATUU Hosts Women’s Conference on Gender Equality and Digital Transformation oatuuousa.org/oatuu-hosts-wo…
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PHILIPPINES: Union Signs Agreement with Govt for Migrant Workers’ Rights publicservices.international/resources/news…
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GLOBAL / THAILAND: Workers take their demands to the IMF and World Bank ituc-csi.org/Workers-take-t…
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FINLAND: Recognise and prevent labour exploitation – New recommendations for ethical recruitment jhl.fi/en/news/recogn…
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CARIBBEAN: Education unions turn regional solidarity into action for fully funded public education ei-ie.org/en/item/33234:…
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NEPAL: Education unions turn Go Public! campaign training into local action ei-ie.org/en/item/33237:…
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ISRAEL / PALESTINE: And they work together wac-maan.org.il/and-they-work-…
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GHANA: JUSAG Strike Continues as Courts Face Second Week Shut newsghana.com.gh/jusag-strike-c…
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SRI LANKA: Development officers to strike today over unresolved issues hirunews.lk/en/499275/deve…
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EUROPE: Work programme devoid of ambition or hope eurocadres.eu/news/work-prog…
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IRELAND: Unions get 48 hours to decide on ‘take it or leave it’ pay offer independent.ie/irish-news/uni…
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SPAIN: Meat industry strike by 126,000 workers: how long it lasts and what is known about the supply to supermarkets democrata.es/en/current-eve…
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SINGAPORE: From haze to job security: Labour MPs speak up for workers in Parliament ntuc.org.sg/pme/news/labou…
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SOUTH KOREA: Strikes loom across public sector as rail, school and welfare unions set walkout dates mbiz.heraldcorp.com/article/109303…
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Photo of the Week: Last week firefighters from across Europe marched through Brussels to protest cuts to fire services. In the era of global heating governments cannot keep cutting emergency services and expect workers to pay.(Photo: EPSU)
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09-11-1988 BRAZIL: Security forces murdered three striking metal workers and wounded dozens at the Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional who wanted more pay and reinstatement of victimised workers. Despite the killings they kept striking for 2 more weeks.
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09-11-1935 USA: The Committee for Industrial Organization is formed, breaking away from the American Federation of Labor.
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