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  1. Global: How Nestle learned global labour solidarity is alive and well (0 replies)
  2. Canada: An erosion of labour rights? It's starting to look that way (0 replies)
  3. Algeria: Grave Concerns for Algerian Unionists on Hunger Strike (0 replies)
  4. Turkey: New strike at Turkish Airlines after controversial bill bans strikes (0 replies)
  5. Fracking Fatalities: Organized Labor Implores Federal Agencies to Stop the Killings (0 replies)
  6. Back-to-Work Legislation Ends Teamsters Railway Strike (0 replies)
  7. No Pressure Drop: After NATO Summit, Chicago Labor, Community Groups Protest Rahm and CME (0 replies)
  8. South Africa: NUM Re-Elects President Zokwana, General Secretary Baleni at South African Congress (0 replies)
  9. Postal Workers, Community Allies Increase Pressure as USPS Cuts Loom (0 replies)
  10. Global: Thousands Worldwide Want Rio Tinto Off the Olympic Podium (0 replies)
  11. Turkey: ITF condemns Turkish government no strike plan (0 replies)
  12. UK: Doctors to take industrial action for first time in almost 40 years (0 replies)
  13. Canada: 13,000 messages take lockout of Quebec Rio Tinto Alcan workers to Olympic committee (0 replies)
  14. Uganda: workers get ready for massive strike for a minimum wage (0 replies)
  15. USA: Pressure on Walmart Board of Directors grows, with protests planned this week in half a dozen cities (0 replies)
  16. Nurses, Patients Voice Frustration Over Avoidable Hospital Staffing Crisis (0 replies)
  17. Bad News for Labor: New Detroit Newspaper Strike Book Underscores a Broken System (0 replies)
  18. Global: Guy Ryder Elected As ILO Director General (0 replies)
  19. Canada: Workers Rights: Workers at CP Get Railroaded (0 replies)
  20. Austerity Debate in Ireland Heats Up as EU Treaty Vote Nears (0 replies)
  21. Labor-Backed Party Ousts Democrat With Koch and AFL-CIO Backing (0 replies)
  22. Restaurant Workers Set Sights On Walmart Wannabe: Darden (0 replies)
  23. Terror in the Fields: Migrant Women Face Sexual Violence on the Job (0 replies)
  24. End of a Scandal? NLRB Member Terence Flynn Resigns; Prosecution Still Possible (0 replies)
  25. Global: Dorje Conqueres Mt Everest with flag of new GUF- IndustriALL (0 replies)
  26. Labor News Round-Up: Obama Campaign Boasts About Bashing Teachers Unions, Cell Tower Climber Deaths (0 replies)
  27. As Mines Develop in Michigan, a Reminder of Copper’s Complex Past (0 replies)
  28. Quebec Steelworkers Face Mining Pariah (0 replies)
  29. Korea (North): Amnesty report: 200,000 prisoners in Kim's Gulag (0 replies)
  30. Australia: World's richest woman makes more profits by off-shoring Australian jobs (0 replies)
  31. Chile: Outsourced Chilean Copper Workers '21st Century Slave Labour' (0 replies)
  32. Egypt: Union movement finds its own strength; workers are now crafting a new network to secure workplace rights (0 replies)
  33. Canada: Olympic Athletes at London Games Will Receive Medals Tarnished by Rio Tinto’s Poor Behaviour (0 replies)
  34. Sneak Attack on Teachers’ Collective Bargaining Rights in Pennsylvania (0 replies)
  35. Message to Wisconsin: Fight the Power, Forget the Polls (0 replies)
  36. Chicago Schools Showdown Galvanizes Teachers (0 replies)
  37. Canada: The Steelworkers Voice Their Discontent to International Olympic Committee (0 replies)
  38. Cambodia: Security guards clash with workers at factories that supply Levi’s, Gap and H&M (0 replies)
  39. New Zealand Update (0 replies)
  40. Organizing strategy wins jobs; protects ILWU jurisdiction (0 replies)
  41. SoCal ILWU Locals rally behind IBU tug and barge crews (0 replies)
  42. Golden Gate Bridge District settles with IBU (0 replies)
  43. ILWU Local 12 support Oregon Community College workers (0 replies)
  44. Railroad Workers Convene to Shake Up Unions (0 replies)
  45. Bed Bath and Broke: Warehouse Workers Go for Election (0 replies)
  46. At Paris Hospital, Workers Skeptical of New Socialist President (0 replies)
  47. Machinists Strike as Caterpillar Demands Non-Union Wage Rates (0 replies)
  48. Will More Austerity Work for Ireland? (0 replies)
  49. Norway: Norwegian Court overrules the EFTA Court (0 replies)
  50. Wisconsin’s New Bad Idea (0 replies)
  51. Day-Care and Home-Care Workers Get Ready to Enjoy New Rights in Conn. (0 replies)
  52. When People Become ‘Labor Costs’: Fortune Celebrates Honeywell CEO, Ignores Unionbusting (0 replies)
  53. New Chicago Air Cargo Center: More Chinese Imports, and More Jobs? (0 replies)
  54. Philippines: Violations of workers’ rights, getting worse – rights group (0 replies)
  55. Mexico: CAT member kidnapped, beaten and threatened with death in Puebla (0 replies)
  56. Nurses Lead NATO Protest for ‘Robin Hood Tax’ (0 replies)
  57. USA: Nurses unite at first major NATO protest (0 replies)
  58. Germany: IG Metall get highest pay rise in 20 years (0 replies)
  59. Mexico: Worker rights defender kidnapped, beaten and threatened with death in Puebla (0 replies)
  60. Canada: UFCW App Locates Unionized Stores (0 replies)
  61. Facing Common Struggles, Domestic Workers Mobilize Across Borders (0 replies)
  62. New York Nurses Take Back Their Union, Push for Safe Staffing (0 replies)
  63. Turkey: Support for Arrested KESK Women (0 replies)
  64. Australia: BHP's aim is to break the power of unions (0 replies)
  65. Wealthy Defense Contractor Pushes Machinists to Strike (0 replies)
  66. Amid ‘Sabotage’ Investigation, Honeywell Lays Off Plant’s Entire Union Workforce (0 replies)
  67. In Contract Vote, American Airlines Workers Split Over Bankruptcy Concessions (0 replies)
  68. Australia: Unions wrap up ACTU Congress with renewed vigour to campaign for rights at work and fairer Australia (0 replies)
  69. Colombia: Urgent Action: Colombian union leaders in danger (0 replies)
  70. Shame of the Nation: House VAWA Bill Ratchets Up Attacks on Domestic Violence Survivors (0 replies)
  71. Mexico’s Cananea Strikers: Fighting for the Right to a Union (0 replies)
  72. Europe: IndustriALL-European Trade Union Born Today with Merger of Three Federations (0 replies)
  73. Ireland: IMPACT calls on Government to deliver reforms on collective bargaining and employees' rights (0 replies)
  74. Nurses Defy Chicago Mayor, Rallying for Robin Hood Tax (0 replies)
  75. Turkey: Turkish Government ’s anti-democratic attack on the right to strike (0 replies)
  76. Global: Full coverage of IUF congress in Geneva (0 replies)
  77. Pearls Along the Mississippi: An Unsung Labor Hero Gets Her Due (0 replies)
  78. How to Bargain Concessions (If You Must) (0 replies)
  79. Bangladesh: Workers suffering from low wages end days of strikes and riots sparked by disappearance of trade union leader (0 replies)
  80. Philippines: Radio network employees gear for a strike against union-busting (0 replies)
  81. Switzerland: Unions hold protest at International Olympic Committee to support Canadian Rio Tinto workers (0 replies)
  82. Sisyphus and Labor: Chicago Play Celebrates Workers’ Struggles, Past and Present (0 replies)
  83. Waste Company Locks Out Teamsters in Bid to Eliminate Pensions (0 replies)
  84. Oregon Activists Look to Grassroots Approach to Win Universal Health Care (0 replies)
  85. Australia: Five Aussies leading the international union movement (0 replies)
  86. India: Jet Airways pilots back striking Air India pilots (0 replies)
  87. Colombia: Violence, Threats Increase in Colombia Ahead of Trade Deal Start (0 replies)
  88. Workers Battle ExxonMobil Over Safety at Baton Rouge Refinery (0 replies)
  89. Poland: Workers 'chain in' lawmakers over pensions (0 replies)
  90. Australia: Time for a ‘millionaires’ tax’ to ensure the wealthiest Australians pay their fair share (0 replies)
  91. MUNZ President issues statement on ongoing negotiations (0 replies)
  92. Child Labor and Agribusiness Churn Washington’s Food Fight (0 replies)
  93. Indonesia: IUF Congress to launch 'We are the 53!' campaign as next stage in global fight for justice for fired Nestlé Indonesia unionists (0 replies)
  94. The Troublemakers Union Gathers, Stronger than Ever (0 replies)
  95. U.N. Strike Shows Convergence of Labor and Middle East Politics (0 replies)
  96. Australia: Olympic Games protestors greet Rio Tinto shareholders at AGM (0 replies)
  97. Judge Drops the Hammer on Union Members at Hostess (0 replies)
  98. Wisconsin Unions Will Push On without Champion in Walker Recall (0 replies)
  99. 780 Caterpillar Workers Unexpectedly Go on Strike in Illinois (0 replies)
  100. Australia: Government Budget support for loss-making businesses will help to protect jobs (0 replies)
  101. ILWU President McEllrath Supports ILA in Negotiations (0 replies)
  102. Global: New report shatters DHL’s good conduct claims (0 replies)
  103. Ryan Shrugs: Overlooked GOP Budget Provision Would Fuel Offshoring With New Tax Incentives (0 replies)
  104. Exiled Mexican Union Leader Wins Standoff With Govt. After Court Decision (0 replies)
  105. Nigeria: Health Workers Begin National Strike - Lagos Sacks 788 Doctors (0 replies)
  106. Australia: Government takes important steps towards creating a fairer Australia with 2012 Budget (0 replies)
  107. India: Over 100 Air India pilots go on strike (0 replies)
  108. Global: Abuses still exist in Olympic supply chains (0 replies)
  109. Global: Fair Games? Not for workers making sportswear for the Olympics (0 replies)
  110. Colombia: General Secretary of Sugar Cane Cutters’ union assassinated (0 replies)
  111. Top 1% Fills Gov. Scott Walker’s Recall War Chest With $25 Million (0 replies)
  112. Occupy’s Lockout: Sotheby’s Struggle Enters Tenth Month (0 replies)
  113. A Shout-Out to GlobalPost’s Labor Series ‘Worked Over’ (0 replies)
  114. Bahrain: Teacher Union court case postponed for fourth time to 30 May (0 replies)
  115. Australia: Jobs, rights, fairness and equality on the agenda as unions prepare for 2012 ACTU Congress (0 replies)
  116. Nepal: May Day celebration at Mt Everest Base Camp (0 replies)
  117. Nicaragua: Marxist Govt gets religion on free trade zones. Workers unions warn against selling out. (0 replies)
  118. Live from the Labor Notes Conference (0 replies)
  119. Beyond May Day, Frustrated Immigrant Movement Forges Ahead (0 replies)
  120. Chicago Lunch Ladies Push for Fresh Food for Students…and Job Security (0 replies)
  121. South Africa: Seal on wines to show support for labour rights (0 replies)
  122. ILWU convention website launches (0 replies)
  123. Mexico: Courts recognise Napoleón Gómez as general secretary of miners' union (0 replies)
  124. Global: A global celebration on May Day 2012 (0 replies)
  125. Ireland: Vita Cortex workers agree redundancy but vow to sit in until money is paid (0 replies)
  126. Volunteerism or Exploitation? Labor Department’s ‘Bridge to Work’ Program Rankles Some (0 replies)
  127. Bringing Up the Next Generation Right (0 replies)
  128. Global: World Press Freedom Day: in Europe Turkey Still in Focus (0 replies)
  129. Celebrating May Day, in New and Old Ways (0 replies)
  130. As Re-Election Campaign Gears Up, Obama Abandons Child Farm Worker Safety Rule (0 replies)
  131. Local 502 (0 replies)
  132. Global: Workers of the world mark May Day 2012 (0 replies)
  133. Yemen: Strike paralyzes southern sea-port (0 replies)
  134. Cambodia: Arthur Svensson prize to apparel workers union (0 replies)
  135. Swaziland: Arrested for holding trade union banner on May Day (0 replies)
  136. Get The Frack Outa Here (0 replies)
  137. Vermont Poised to Issue Driver’s Licenses to Farm Workers (0 replies)
  138. Asia: Thousands mark May Day across Asia (0 replies)
  139. Global: May Day, 2012 in photos (0 replies)
  140. A Tale of Two Rules: Washington Bureaucracy and the Politics of Workplace Safety (0 replies)
  141. As Crisis Wears On, ‘UCubed’ Aims to Be Megaphone for Unemployed, and Ignored (0 replies)
  142. In Aspen, Privileged Class Pits Immigrant Workers Against Environment (0 replies)
  143. Global: May Day 2012: reclaim politics, Occupy Everything! (0 replies)
  144. Good News for Transgender and Ex-Offender Workers (0 replies)
  145. Chicago Teachers Weigh Strike Option Over Employer Demands (0 replies)
  146. Meet Michael Grimm, Labor’s Favorite Tea Party Republican (0 replies)
  147. Ireland: ILO report proves austerity is failing (0 replies)
  148. Steelworkers at Oil Refiner Tesoro Ready for Strike (0 replies)
  149. Thailand: Free Somyot NOW! Unionists Urged to Send Letters Demanding Thai Justice! (0 replies)
  150. Labor News Round-Up: DNC Asks Unions For Money, ‘Right-to-Work’ Stalled in MN, Miners Win Victory (0 replies)
  151. Another Strange Twist in the NLRB/Romney Campaign Scandal (0 replies)
  152. USA: Nobel Prize winner Lech Walesa tells Chrysler workers they should take more ownership of the companies where they work (0 replies)
  153. The Vision Thing: Keeping Union Reform on Track (0 replies)
  154. Canada: New May Day graphic novel retells old stories of struggle (0 replies)
  155. USA: On May Day the Occupy movement to join unions and immigrant rights groups in NYC march (0 replies)
  156. UK: Unite officials take fight to 'ugly' MMP (0 replies)
  157. Canada: Locked out Quebec Workers File Complaint Against Rio Tinto With Lindon Olympic Organizing Committee (0 replies)
  158. Keeping the Dream Alive: Undocumented Students Eye Uncertain Future, as Federal Reform Stalls (0 replies)
  159. With Contracts Expired at AT&T, Communications Workers Strive for Unity (0 replies)
  160. Depression Symptoms: What’s Behind Europe’s Spike in Suicides (0 replies)
  161. Postal Workers Unions Continue Fight to Stop Massive USPS Cutbacks (0 replies)
  162. Recycling’s dirty little secret (0 replies)
  163. Canada: Rio Tinto Lockout: London Olympics 2012 becomes battleground between mining giant and unions (0 replies)
  164. USA: End the delays deadly to workers (0 replies)
  165. 3,600 Lockheed Martin Workers Go on Strike in Texas (0 replies)
  166. Tax-Dodging GE Takes Union Fire (0 replies)
  167. Will Wal-Mart Mexico Bribery Scandal Help Build Support for Labor? (0 replies)
  168. USA: Voter Suppression HQ | Must-see videos: Congressmen, veterans among those denied right to vote (0 replies)
  169. UK: UNI steps up solidarity campaign against MMP UK sackings (0 replies)
  170. Global: Mining Giant under Fire for Deaths, Environmental Damage (0 replies)
  171. Union, Riders Chase a Better Bus System (0 replies)
  172. Global: Jailed Kosovo union president, Hasan Abazi, released (0 replies)
  173. USA: Federal Judge Finds Jimmy John's Guilty of Illegally Firing Whistleblowers in Sick Day Campaign : Long Delay in Legal Process Demonstrates Dysfun (0 replies)
  174. Pakistan: ‘Anti-Terror’ Laws Haunt Unionists (0 replies)
  175. Virtually Unemployable, Undocumented Pulitzer-Winning Journalist Pushes Reform (0 replies)
  176. Why Does OSHA Move at a Glacial Pace? Democrat Calls on Obama Admin to Speed Up Safety Measures (0 replies)
  177. Resolving ongoing legal issues in Longview (0 replies)
  178. Waste Management workers organize against rat infestation (0 replies)
  179. New Zealand dockers resume work while talks continue (0 replies)
  180. Rio Tinto’s greed contaminates Olympic medals (0 replies)
  181. Michigan Amendment Would Block Anti-Union Legislation (0 replies)
  182. New York Named National Leader in Fight Against Wage Theft (0 replies)
  183. Labor Action and Inaction in Colombia Free Trade Deal (0 replies)
  184. Labor News Round-Up: Hunger Strike on the Strip, Public Pension Cutbacks, NYT’s Labor Struggle (0 replies)
  185. Italy: Strike hit Italy rages against Monti’s labour reforms (0 replies)
  186. Common Ground on the Kill Floor: Organizing Smithfield (0 replies)
  187. Global: Unions push to get Rio Tinto off the Olympics podium (0 replies)
  188. UK: Olympic medal pollution protestors disrupt Rio Tinto meeting (0 replies)
  189. Labor and the Primary Season: AFL-CIO Super PAC Will Focus on GOP (0 replies)
  190. ‘We Don’t Go to Work to Be Touched’: Sexual Harassment in the Warehouse (0 replies)
  191. OSHA Fines Company for Grain Dust Explosion That Killed 6 (0 replies)
  192. Rhode Island Pension Cuts Set Chilling Precedents (0 replies)
  193. Iran: Long overdue release of Ebrahim Madadi from imprisonment (0 replies)
  194. UK: Global unions push to get Rio Tinto off the Olympic podium (0 replies)
  195. Autoworkers under the Gun (0 replies)
  196. India: Holcim Cement Tainted in Switzerland by Work Rights Abuses in India (0 replies)
  197. Romney-Rosen Firestorm Is Reminder: We Need to Redefine Gender Justice (0 replies)
  198. High-Risk Trial Begins in Labor Fight Between Hostess Brands and Teamsters (0 replies)
  199. UAW Local 600 Takes Direct Action Against Tide of Motown Foreclosures (0 replies)
  200. Slovenia: Public sector holds big strike over cuts (0 replies)
  201. Australia: Asbestos - Can the world beat the toxic time bomb? (0 replies)
  202. Everything You Were Afraid To Ask About Lockouts (0 replies)
  203. Injunction Blocks New NLRB Rule Requiring Bosses to Post Organizing Rights (0 replies)
  204. Titanic Tax Shirking by Those in First Class (0 replies)
  205. Native Women and Sex Trafficking: An Overlooked Crisis (0 replies)
  206. Apple’s Two Faces: Power Gaps Between Brazil and China Foxconn Workers (0 replies)
  207. A Toast to a Good Employer: New Belgium Brewery (0 replies)
  208. Why Is the Recovery So Feeble? Ask (Laid-Off) Public-Sector Workers (0 replies)
  209. The Boss Man Cometh: Through State Tax Breaks, Employers Pilfer Workers’ Earnings (0 replies)
  210. Turkey: KESK' Women Members are Under Arrest for Two Months (0 replies)
  211. Iran: Reza Shahabi sentenced to six years imprisonment (0 replies)
  212. Global: Locked Out Workers Launch International Campaign to Get Rio Tinto 'OFF the Olympic Podium' (0 replies)
  213. ILWU scores two legal victories in civil rights lawsuit against abuse by local government officials (0 replies)
  214. Asleep at the Wheel (0 replies)
  215. Labor News Round-up: Hungry Workers Lose, IAM Wins, and Hilary Rosen’s Anti-Labor Connections (0 replies)
  216. UK: Exposed: The reality behind London's 'ethical' Olympics (0 replies)
  217. Teamsters Score 3-to-1 Election Victory in Nearly Union-Free Industry (0 replies)
  218. Salvadoran Mining Fights Spark International Lawsuits (0 replies)
  219. Strike? Refinery Workers Protest Concessions 2 Years After Deadly Explosion (0 replies)
  220. USA: AFL-CIO Chief Sends Obama Letter Voicing Concern About Labor Killings in Colombia (0 replies)
  221. Forced to End Strike, British Columbia Teachers Plan Comeback (0 replies)
  222. USA: America’s Port Truckers Deliver a Resounding Yes Winning Union Recognition (0 replies)
  223. The ‘Creative Class’ and Comeback Cities: Beyond the Hype (0 replies)
  224. Participatory Budgeting Lets New Yorkers Experiment With Economic Democracy (0 replies)
  225. Philly Security Guards Choose Independent Union, Spurning SEIU (0 replies)
  226. Former DOJ Inspector General Represents GOP NLRB Member Caught in Scandal (0 replies)
  227. Tunisia: IFJ backs red-armband campaign after journalists attacked (0 replies)
  228. Belgium: Brussels transport strike extended after fatal attack (0 replies)
  229. Harvard Students, HEI Hotel Workers Score Mutual Victory (0 replies)
  230. Sweden: Striking Unions Are Planning A Toilet Paper Blockade (0 replies)
  231. Cote Divoire: ILO condemns continued detention of jailed Ivory Coast union leader Basile Mahan Gahé (0 replies)
  232. In Brazil, GM Cost-Cutting Kills (0 replies)
  233. India: Teachers on hunger strike protesting no pay (0 replies)
  234. Bangladesh: Labor Organizer Who Exposed Dangerous Working Conditions Is Tortured, Killed (0 replies)
  235. Kenya: Airports Authority sacks striking staff in pay row (0 replies)
  236. Rio Tinto Is on the Stand Over Olympic Medals, Shareholder Meeting (0 replies)
  237. Unions Seek to Regain Foothold at GE (0 replies)
  238. New Local 13 Dispatch Hall to begin construction (0 replies)
  239. Rio Tinto Replay (0 replies)
  240. Harry Stamper: Longshoreman and artist (0 replies)
  241. Ports of Auckland responds to dockers’ legal victory with unlawful lockout (0 replies)
  242. ILWU Security Officers push for certification (0 replies)
  243. Millionaire’s Tax Backers Compromise With California Governor (0 replies)
  244. Wisconsin Workers Need More than a Recall (0 replies)
  245. Egypt: Kamal Abbas hearing postponed until 6 May (0 replies)
  246. Kenya: Airport workers ignore 'return to work' order (0 replies)
  247. Spain: Iberia Pilots Start New Cycle of Strikes (0 replies)
  248. Bangladesh: Body of labour activist found, shows signs of torture (0 replies)
  249. Free Agents: Will Micro-Labor Shrink Workplace Rights? (0 replies)
  250. Disappointing—That’s the Word for Jobs Report, Prospects for Full Recovery (0 replies)