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  1. Indonesia: Rio Tinto complicit in Grasberg mine accident (0 replies)
  2. Iran: Imprisoned Iranian Labor Activists on the Eve of the ILO Session (0 replies)
  3. 10-Year Strike at Chicago’s Congress Hotel Ends in Defeat, But Leaves a Legacy (0 replies)
  4. Global: Union Officials Arrested at FIFA Congress (0 replies)
  5. India: ILO, UNHRC to take up labour issues at Maruti (0 replies)
  6. Locomotive Builders Say, ‘Keep It Made in Erie!’ (0 replies)
  7. ITF makes formal complaint to Mitsui over Port of Vancouver lockout (0 replies)
  8. Indonesia: Freeport Indonesia union says won't return to work until probes into deadly tunnel collapse done (0 replies)
  9. Exxon Mobil Sued for Anti-Gay Hiring Practices (0 replies)
  10. Federal Worker Faces Deportation After Striking; Fox’s Workplace ‘Hunger Games‘ (0 replies)
  11. Adjunct Faculty, Now in The Majority, Organize Citywide (0 replies)
  12. What’s Next for the Chicago Teachers Union? (0 replies)
  13. Judge Frees Patriot Coal To Eliminate Retiree Benefits for 20,000 (0 replies)
  14. Qatar: Unions Re-Run the Vote campaign takes case of Qatar football slave to FIFA Congress (0 replies)
  15. Who Speaks for China’s Workers? (0 replies)
  16. USA: Act Now! Stand with Striking Wal-Mart Workers (0 replies)
  17. Foreign grain merchants continue lockouts; longshore workers stand strong (0 replies)
  18. ILWU support for Hong Kong strikers (0 replies)
  19. Honoring the “First Blood” shed for our union (0 replies)
  20. Walmart workers launch first-ever ‘prolonged strikes’ (0 replies)
  21. LA Port Police solidarity (0 replies)
  22. San Francisco Port celebration includes ILWU (0 replies)
  23. NBA decision may help save Seattle Longshore jobs (0 replies)
  24. Canada: Learning the right lessons from the Bangladeshi disaster (0 replies)
  25. Anger Rising in Bangladesh, Putting Big Brands Under Pressure (0 replies)
  26. Cablevision Calls Cops on Workers, Hires Scalia’s Son to Challenge NLRB’s Authority (0 replies)
  27. U.S. Labor News Roundup (0 replies)
  28. Frozen, Furloughed and Sequestered: Federal Workers Fed Up (0 replies)
  29. A 100-Year-Old Idea That Could Transform the Labor Movement (0 replies)
  30. Bangladesh: Backlash: Workers Escalate Safety Demands (0 replies)
  31. Toxic Leak Cover-Ups; West, Texas Police Accused of Obstruction; Picketers Turn Back Ship (0 replies)
  32. Cambodia: 23 workers hurt as police clash with thousands of Nike garment workers (0 replies)
  33. Fiji: Unions warn Fijian elections will be a sham unless true democracy and human rights are restored (0 replies)
  34. Giants Fans Bring Their Own Lunches To Support Concessions Workers’ Strike (0 replies)
  35. Qatar: Unless Qatar improves its treatment of workers, the World Cup vote must be re-run (0 replies)
  36. Argentina: Former Ford executives charged for targeting union workers for kidnapping and torture during the 'dirty war' (0 replies)
  37. United Arab Emirates: Striking Dubai workers face mass deportation (0 replies)
  38. Mississippi Lavishes $1.3 Billion in Subsidies on Nissan as Workers Get the Shaft (0 replies)
  39. Palestine: Back the ITF international solidarity fund to support Palestinian drivers and their unions (0 replies)
  40. Food Chain Workers Double-Team Wendy’s (0 replies)
  41. Ballpark Workers Ask Giants Fans Not To Cross Picket Lines (0 replies)
  42. Uruguay: Unions challenge Mujica's Gov't with major strike (0 replies)
  43. Qatar: Unless Qatar improves its treatment of workers, the World Cup vote must be re-run, unions tell UEFA Congress (0 replies)
  44. Fannie and Freddie Duck the Waterless Hurricane (0 replies)
  45. Israel: Minister Bennett puns about exterminating port workers - calls them ants (0 replies)
  46. Bangladesh: Global brands pull together on Bangladesh safety deal (0 replies)
  47. Swaziland: Gvt trying to crush Swazi unions - Amnesty (0 replies)
  48. USA: UE to GE: Keep good union jobs in Erie (0 replies)
  49. A Budget That Tightens Belts by Emptying Stomachs (0 replies)
  50. Top Democrats React to Low-Wage Federal Workers’ Strike (0 replies)
  51. The Axe Falls on 50 Chicago Public Schools (0 replies)
  52. Bolivia: Govt, Labour union resume talks on nationwide strike (0 replies)
  53. School's in Session for New York Troublemakers (0 replies)
  54. Europe: Amazon ethos challenged by unions in Europe (0 replies)
  55. Global: Investor warning: risk shoppers turned off by Gap’s stand on Bangladesh safety deal (0 replies)
  56. Fiji: Sugar mill workers feel soliders boots as Fiji Sugar hires army officers as security guards (0 replies)
  57. Farmworkers Fight Wendy’s, the ‘Last Holdout’ on Fair Food (0 replies)
  58. U.S. Labor News Roundup (0 replies)
  59. Hospital Workers Strike Today, Demand Safer Staffing, Pensions (0 replies)
  60. India: Protesting Maruti Suzuki workers seek solidarity (0 replies)
  61. Global: Public Outrage Over Factory Conditions Spured Bangladesh Labor Deal (0 replies)
  62. UPS: Largest Private-Sector Contract, Profitable Employer, Flat Beer (0 replies)
  63. Vietnam: Workers strike foreign firms seeking to sack pregnant workers (0 replies)
  64. Israel: Govt plans to use army to break any port strike (0 replies)
  65. Texas Explosion Could Have Been Worse; Unpaid Interns Denied in Court; Regulator Had Honeywell Stock (0 replies)
  66. Bangladesh: Bangladesh Seamstress: 'I Had No Choice but to Go to Work' (0 replies)
  67. India: Demand for right to work legislation, social security coverage at 45th Session of Indian Labour Conference (0 replies)
  68. Longshoreman recovering after being struck by Marubeni-Columbia Grain customer’s semi truck at picket line (0 replies)
  69. Senate Standoff Threatens Labor Board Shutdown (0 replies)
  70. Global: Eradicating workplace discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation or gender identity (0 replies)
  71. Bangladesh: Reflections on the campaign to sign the Bangladesh factory safety accord (0 replies)
  72. New Path to Citizenship Looks More Like an Obstacle Course (0 replies)
  73. Cambodia: At least 6 dead after factory collapses: union member (0 replies)
  74. Bangladesh: We made it! – Global Breakthrough as Retail Brands sign up to Bangladesh Factory Safety Deal (0 replies)
  75. Bangladesh: Relatives of missing workers still gather (0 replies)
  76. Labor Department Hits the Road To Push Minimum Wage Hike (0 replies)
  77. Direct Action Gets the Goods in Greensboro, NC! (0 replies)
  78. Scab Grain Ship Accosted by Watery Picket (0 replies)
  79. Swaziland: Wonder Mkhonza released on bail, not free (0 replies)
  80. Greece: Amnesty: Emergency action to thwart teachers’ strike unnecessary (0 replies)
  81. A More Democratic Foxconn? No One Told the Workers (0 replies)
  82. After Fighting Rahm Emanuel on Layoffs, Airport Janitors Demand New Union (0 replies)
  83. Meet One of the Victims in the Right-Wing War Against the NLRB (0 replies)
  84. Sharecropping on Wheels (0 replies)
  85. Asia: ITF president greets Asia/Pacific Conference (0 replies)
  86. Greece: Teachers 'civil mobilisation order' put into force at noon today (0 replies)
  87. Keep Koch Brothers Out of the Newspaper Business (0 replies)
  88. Qatar: Trade union chiefs refute criticisms by Qatar Air CEO (0 replies)
  89. Bangladesh: Final Countdown for companies to sign Bangladesh Fire and Safety Accord before 15 May midnight deadline (0 replies)
  90. Global: Report ranks various countries retirement schemes for working people (0 replies)
  91. South Africa: Thousands down tools; Strikes follow fatal shooting of union leader due to testify over Marikana massacre (0 replies)
  92. Germany: IG Metall wins 5.6% pay deal for 3.7mill metal workers - averting strike (0 replies)
  93. Senator Calls Out White House for Logjam in Workplace Safety Rulemaking (0 replies)
  94. U.S. Labor News Roundup (0 replies)
  95. Greece: Workers walk off the job to protest ban on teachers' strike (0 replies)
  96. Germany: Metal workers enter huge warning strikes (0 replies)
  97. Discipline and Punish: The New Unemployment 'Reform' (0 replies)
  98. Paid Sick Leave, At Last? (0 replies)
  99. Gov’t Accounting Office report slams TWIC (0 replies)
  100. China: Daughter speaks out as women's rights, worker rights advocate detained (0 replies)
  101. Greece: Draconian anti-strike measure: Teachers face arrest, dismissal if they fail to turn up for work (0 replies)
  102. Two Wins for Bangladesh Garment Workers, But The Fight Isn’t Over (0 replies)
  103. Gov’t Will Pick Up Tab For West, Texas Damage; Amazon, Bikeshare in Hot Seat for Wage Theft (0 replies)
  104. Greece: Government threatens to arrest teachers over strike (0 replies)
  105. Bangladesh: Garment workers gain the legal right to form unions after more than 1,100 die (0 replies)
  106. Iran: Lech Walesa of Iran Says He Left Country After Death Threats (0 replies)
  107. China: Promise from Foxconn on democratic union is broken (0 replies)
  108. Bangladesh: Savar death toll reaches 1,121 (0 replies)
  109. As Death Toll in Bangladesh Collapse Climbs Past 1,000, Another Factory Fire Claims 8 Lives (0 replies)
  110. Global: The future of worker representation? (0 replies)
  111. Global: G8 leaders should support trade unions to fight global poverty (0 replies)
  112. Bangladesh: How much would it cost to double garment workers wages in Bangladesh? (0 replies)
  113. Labor Notes Interview with Hong Kong dock worker strike leader (0 replies)
  114. Charley Richardson, 1953-2013 (0 replies)
  115. Detroit Fast Food Workers Join Strike Wave (0 replies)
  116. Bakery Workers Speak Out after Immigration ‘Silent Raid’ in Oakland (0 replies)
  117. Bangladesh: Doubling wages of Bangladeshi textile workers 'would add 2p to cost of a t-shirt' (0 replies)
  118. Bangladesh: Factory collapse death toll soars past 1,000, bodies continue to be removed from rubble (0 replies)
  119. In Wake of West, Texas Explosion, Safety Advocates Recommend Harsher Fines (0 replies)
  120. Qatar: Will slaves build Qatar's World Cup? (0 replies)
  121. Republic Windows Sit-Downers Become Worker-Owners (0 replies)
  122. Time to Pay Us Back at University of Wisconsin-Madison (0 replies)
  123. Bangladesh: Fire kills 8 as collapse death toll passes 930 (0 replies)
  124. China: Learning the hard way about trade union elections (0 replies)
  125. Global: The Global Labour Movement: An Introduction (0 replies)
  126. Canada: 'Whatever business wants': Harper government continues attack on workers (0 replies)
  127. Columbia College Chicago’s Adjunct Faculty Poised to Strike (0 replies)
  128. New CPS Board Member Vows Not To Rubber Stamp School Closings (0 replies)
  129. In Another Blow to NLRB, Court Says Bosses Don’t Have To Notify Workers of Rights (0 replies)
  130. Bolivia: Miners dynamite bridge during pension protest (0 replies)
  131. Fiji: Military Government Unnerved by Union Info Campaign (0 replies)
  132. AUDIO: Listen to Portland Troublemakers at School (0 replies)
  133. Hong Kong: Dock strike may be over but protestors still occupying plaza outside port boss' HQ (0 replies)
  134. USA: Pro-union protesters set up river picket at Port of Kalama (0 replies)
  135. Bangladesh: Death toll hits 761 as payout begins for survivors (0 replies)
  136. Bangladesh: Death Toll Approaches 800 (0 replies)
  137. ITF statement on end of Hong Kong Dockers Union strike (0 replies)
  138. Grain lockout expands to Port of Portland (0 replies)
  139. Statement from the Union of Hong Kong Dockers (UHKD) (0 replies)
  140. Japan-based Marubeni locks out Portland longshoremen at Columbia Grain (0 replies)
  141. Turkey: Government under fire for May Day violence (0 replies)
  142. Malawi: Cities brace for shopworkers strike: Female workers bemoan sexual harassment (0 replies)
  143. Hong Kong: Hong Kong port strike is over (0 replies)
  144. Obama Aims Budget Torpedo at Merchant Mariner Unions (0 replies)
  145. Sisters Camelot Union Debunks Employer Propaganda (0 replies)
  146. U.S. Labor News Roundup (0 replies)
  147. Hong Kong Dockers Claim Victory (0 replies)
  148. Egypt: Live ammo used to intimidate striking cement factory workers (0 replies)
  149. USA: AFL-CIO critical of Obama helping Wal-Mart to burnish fading brand (0 replies)
  150. Bangladesh: Bangladesh garment factory death toll passes 700 (0 replies)
  151. Bangladesh: EU must push for fundamental rights in Bangladesh garment sector (0 replies)
  152. Hong Kong: Union of Hong Kong Dockers call an end to 40 day strike (0 replies)
  153. Charley Richardson, 1953-2013 (0 replies)
  154. Fiji: ‘It’s time to turn the heat up on the Fiji regime’ (0 replies)
  155. Australia: Export of chrysotile asbestos must be controlled under Rotterdam Convention (0 replies)
  156. Bahrain: Release Mahdi - support the Amnesty International campaign (0 replies)
  157. Cambodia: Union leader murdered nearly ten years ago - now honoured (0 replies)
  158. Bangladesh: Factory collapse: Stench of decaying bodies is ‘overpowering’ (0 replies)
  159. Bangladesh: Garment factory collapse toll passes 620 (0 replies)
  160. Fiji: No vacation from workers' rights. Take action now - Tell Fiji to respect workers' rights (0 replies)
  161. Hong Kong: Striking dockers reject latest offer (0 replies)
  162. Australia: The cheeky shearers who changed Australia forever (0 replies)
  163. Bahrain: Teachers’ leader must be freed now! (0 replies)
  164. Bangladesh: Why I won’t be boycotting Bangladesh-produced clothing (0 replies)
  165. Cambodia: Nation Erects Statue of Slain Labor Organizer (0 replies)
  166. Global: Why we celebrate May Day (0 replies)
  167. SEIU Wins Again at Kaiser, But Militant Minority Grows (0 replies)
  168. Longshore Caucus convenes in San Francisco (0 replies)
  169. Hong Kong Dockers Strike (0 replies)
  170. Longshore workers & officers protest medical claim delays (0 replies)
  171. Local 13 pensioner receives replacements for WW II medals destroyed in fire (0 replies)
  172. May is medical, dental plan choice month (0 replies)
  173. Bangladesh: Death toll in Bangladesh factory collapse passes 500 (0 replies)
  174. Germany: President urges labour rights 80 years after Nazi purge (0 replies)
  175. That Unemployment Form Might Violate Your Civil Rights (0 replies)
  176. Turkey: Breaking down the barricades (0 replies)
  177. Bangladesh: Help the humanitarian relief effort in Savar factory collapse (0 replies)
  178. Russia: Arthur Svensson International Prize for Trade Union Rights for 2013 is awarded to Russian trade union leader Valentin Urusov. (0 replies)
  179. Canada: It was the government that blinked: Defiant jail guards have every right to declare victory (0 replies)
  180. Bangladesh: As Bangladesh Toll Hits 400, Calls Grow to Grant Workers the Same Protections as Labels They Make (0 replies)
  181. A Swank Sushi Joint Gets a May Day Scolding From Angry Workers (0 replies)
  182. Adidas Caves, Pays Garment Workers What They’re Owed (0 replies)
  183. Swaziland: Senior union leader illegally placed under house arrest in lead up to May Day (0 replies)
  184. Hong Kong: Asia’s Richest Man Reviled on Hong Kong’s Labor Day (0 replies)
  185. Bahrain: Amnesty renews call to free jailed teachers' union chief (0 replies)
  186. Cambodia: Release scapegoats for killing of trade union leader (0 replies)
  187. Bangladesh: Workers vent May Day fury after disaster (0 replies)
  188. Greece: Unions hold 24 hour general strike against austerity (0 replies)
  189. Turkey: VIDEO: Workers face tear gas, water cannon on May Day protest (0 replies)
  190. Australia: Universities face May Day strikes - and more cuts (0 replies)
  191. Indonesia: Massive May Day rally shuts down central Jakarta (0 replies)
  192. Chile: One hundred thousand expected to march in Chilean capital (0 replies)
  193. Hong Kong: A song dedicated to the striking dock workers (0 replies)
  194. Latin America: Women Forge a Space for Themselves in Latin American Labour Movement (0 replies)
  195. Mining Giant Sued Over Silicosis Epidemic (0 replies)
  196. Fight for May Day’s Two Traditions (0 replies)
  197. Bangladesh: 15 May deadline set for Bangladesh safety plan (0 replies)
  198. Bangladesh: Strong Unions needed - not outside pressure (0 replies)
  199. Qatar: Desert heat: World Cup hosts Qatar face scrutiny over 'slavery' accusations (0 replies)
  200. Bangladesh: Rescue Efforts Halted at Collapsed Factory Building (0 replies)
  201. Chile: The month of discontent (0 replies)
  202. Iran: Government Trampling Workers’ Rights (0 replies)
  203. Edging toward International Solidarity (0 replies)
  204. Hong Kong: Interview with Hong Kong Dockworker (0 replies)
  205. Global: Building Workers’ Power: ITUC May Day statement 2013 (0 replies)
  206. New Twinkies Will Have a Missing Ingredient: Union Labor (0 replies)
  207. U.S. Labor News Roundup (0 replies)
  208. Terrorists? Arrest 'Em (Unless They're Walmart) (0 replies)
  209. Haiti: A Hard Day's Labor for $4.76: The Offshore Assembly Industry (0 replies)
  210. Somalia: Somalia: Journalist Living and Working On the Edge (0 replies)
  211. Global: Empowering workers by realizing trade union rights (0 replies)
  212. Bangladesh: Made in Bangladesh - The Terror of Capitalism (0 replies)
  213. Hong Kong: Dockers' supporters continue protest at hotel owned by tycoon port operator (0 replies)
  214. Bangladesh: Building toll rises to 348 amid six arrests (0 replies)
  215. Farmworkers Dig Into the New ‘Blue Card’ Plan (0 replies)
  216. Qatar: VIDEO: Watch Bhupendra's Story on International Workers Memorial Day (0 replies)
  217. Bangladesh: Clothing Brands Attacked for Callous Indifference (0 replies)
  218. Bangladesh: Hundreds of Bangladeshi garment workers die (0 replies)
  219. Bangladesh: Make garment factories safe in Bangladesh (0 replies)
  220. Bangladesh: Garment workers erupt into protest over deaths (0 replies)
  221. New York Didn’t Pull a Chicago, But Dissident Teachers Aren’t Giving Up (0 replies)
  222. Factory Collapse in Bangladesh Shows Cracks in the System (0 replies)
  223. Baltimoreans Press Casino for Real Local Benefits (0 replies)
  224. Bangladesh: Western Firms Feel Pressure as Toll Rises in Bangladesh (0 replies)
  225. Bangladesh: In the Wake of a Deadly Fire, Garment Workers Push for Stronger Protections (0 replies)
  226. Global: Rio Tinto anti-union bias confirmed at AGM (0 replies)
  227. Bangladesh: Up to 1,000 feared dead after Bangladesh factory collapse (0 replies)
  228. Global: IMF a threat to collective bargaining (0 replies)
  229. Obama’s West, Texas Memorial Speech: No Mention of Workplace Safety (0 replies)
  230. More Blood on the Tracks (0 replies)
  231. Why 170-Year-Old Logic Won’t Ensure Workplace Safety (0 replies)
  232. AT&T Coordinated Bargaining Disintegrates (0 replies)
  233. Texas Explosion: Gov’t Shared Info for Anti-Terrorism, But Not Workplace Safety (0 replies)
  234. Egypt: Trade unions planning a million-strong demonstration to mark May Day (0 replies)
  235. Qatar: Workers’ charters from Qatar Foundation and Qatar 2022 Supreme Committee meaningless without labour law reform (0 replies)
  236. Bangladesh: Garment workers crushed to death in worst-ever industrial accident (0 replies)
  237. Bangladesh: 96 confirmed dead in factory building collapse (0 replies)
  238. Chicago’s Fast Food Workers: “We Can’t Survive on $8.25” (0 replies)
  239. Overworking Women: How Long Hours Lead to Gender-Segregated Jobs (0 replies)
  240. In Zero Sum Game, Rick Perry Courts Illinois Businesses (0 replies)
  241. Workers, Get on the Air! (0 replies)
  242. USA: School bus drivers report frightening conditions (0 replies)
  243. Global: Call for the release of trade unionist Wonder Mkhonza charged with sedition in Swaziland (0 replies)
  244. All Work, No Pay (0 replies)
  245. Hong Kong dockers: Li Ka-shing, do you know how bad the conditions of your workers are? (0 replies)
  246. Global: New report rips the mask off the CSR industry (0 replies)
  247. Hong Kong: VIDEO: In solidarity with HK dockers (0 replies)
  248. Egypt: Independent trade union founded after January 25 Revolution is to hold its first conference in Cairo on Wednesday (0 replies)
  249. Togo: Togo teachers boycott classes after deadly protests (0 replies)
  250. How Soon Will West, Texas Be Forgotten? (0 replies)