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  1. Palestine: Thousands of workers strike in Gaza (0 replies)
  2. USA: Will you join tens of thousands of workers in the streets on April 15? (0 replies)
  3. UK: Windsor Castle staff back industrial action in pay row (0 replies)
  4. Global: It’s time to stop ignoring the link between women, work and poor health (0 replies)
  5. Fight for 15 Inspires Bold Demands (0 replies)
  6. Ghana: Police storm hospital to break nurses' strike (0 replies)
  7. How the Fight for 15 Has Inspired Bold Action and Demands from Workers Everywhere (0 replies)
  8. The Courage of Low-Wage Workers On Strike (0 replies)
  9. Hong Kong: Only free union in China demands drop ALL charges after five feminists released (0 replies)
  10. How We Can Hold American Companies that Use Sweatshop Labor Accountable (0 replies)
  11. USA: Hip-Hop to Raise Minimum Wage (0 replies)
  12. Swaziland: Fearing Police Action, Swaziland Workers Cancel Rally (0 replies)
  13. IRS Cuts Protect Wealthy (0 replies)
  14. Turkey: Mine Disaster Trial to Open (0 replies)
  15. USA: Reminder: Stand with Walmart Workers on April 15 (0 replies)
  16. Citizens United: The Elephant in the Room in Rahm Emanuel’s Mayoral Reelection (0 replies)
  17. Chicago Progressives’ Mixed Results Against the ‘Money Machine’ (0 replies)
  18. China: Worker activism is now the new normal as strikes and protests erupt across China (0 replies)
  19. France: Anti-austerity protests sweep across country (0 replies)
  20. UK: Conservative volunteering plans getting more confused by the minute, says TUC (0 replies)
  21. Nepal: Ban on union political activities, restricted to collective bargaining says Supreme Court (0 replies)
  22. Brazil: Government Ignites Union Fury with Job Outsourcing Bill (0 replies)
  23. Creativity Nets Contract for NYU Grad Workers (0 replies)
  24. Brazil: General strike on 15 April (0 replies)
  25. Qatar: Help end the World Cup Slavery in Qatar – Send your protest to FIFA Sponsors (0 replies)
  26. Small Victory for Independent Politics in Chicago, as Rahm Prevails (0 replies)
  27. Union-backed Sue Sadlowski Garza Claims Win Over Rahm Emanuel Ally in Southeast Chicago (Updated) (0 replies)
  28. Broad Support for LGBT Rights Somehow Caught Republican Governors By Surprise (0 replies)
  29. Lessons from Chicago Movers’ Six-Month Strike (0 replies)
  30. Rahm Emanuel Won Last Night. But Chicago Progressives Actually Have Much to Be Happy About. (0 replies)
  31. Canada: Labour in solidarity with temporary foreign workers (0 replies)
  32. Yes, Rahm Has Brought Businesses To Chicago—But Their Labor Records Aren’t Pretty (0 replies)
  33. Bernie Sanders Endorses Chuy Garcia, Calls Chicago Election a ‘Political Revolution’ (0 replies)
  34. The New Union Plan to Protect Immigrant Members from Deportation (0 replies)
  35. Fight for Fifteen on Campus: Northeastern Students to Vote for $15 Wage for All University Employees (0 replies)
  36. Navigating New Immigration Rules—with the Union’s Help (0 replies)
  37. Turkey: Already a country hostile to workers, Turkey has now effectively banned the strike. (0 replies)
  38. South America: LAN Airlines Faces Conflicts, Delays And Cancellations Over Firing of Female Unionist (0 replies)
  39. Fast Food Workers: Thanks for the Raise, McDonald’s, But We Said $15 an Hour, Not $10 (0 replies)
  40. Over 40 Fmr. UNITE HERE Staff, Volunteers Sign Open Letter Against Union’s Rahm Emanuel Endorsement (0 replies)
  41. ILWU Longshore Caucus delegates vote to recommend tentative agreement to membership for ratification vote (0 replies)
  42. Vietnam: Factory Workers Win Stunning Victory, End Strike After Pledge to Amend Insurance Law (0 replies)
  43. Viewpoint: Division in the Ranks (0 replies)
  44. Qatar: Slaves Forced to Run Marathon Shoeless in Qatar (0 replies)
  45. Tunisia: Strong union presence in Tunisian march against terrorism (0 replies)
  46. Kuwait: Global union warning to Kuwaiti multinational over Kenyan truckers (0 replies)
  47. ILWU General Convention (0 replies)
  48. Springtime Troublemaking, and Big News for 2016... (0 replies)
  49. Panama’s Dockworkers Fight Poverty Wages—With Support From American Unionists (0 replies)
  50. Ireland: Thousands of Dunnes Stores workers strike in employment conditions row (0 replies)
  51. Global: Weaker Unions = Higher CEO Pay (0 replies)
  52. United Arab Emirates: Tell Dior Slavery Stinks (0 replies)
  53. Seattle Activists Take Wage Enforcement Into Their Own Hands (0 replies)
  54. Argentina: Travel chaos as transit unions strike (0 replies)
  55. Workers Say the Fight for 15 Isn’t Just About Raises—It’s a Fight for Meaning in Their Lives (0 replies)
  56. Foreign Trade Rules Are Killing Jobs and Communities. They Need Fixing Now. (0 replies)
  57. Vietnam: Rare strike at Nike, Adidas factory (0 replies)
  58. Somalia: Union leader escapes Somali Islamic terrorist rampage (0 replies)
  59. USA: Movement to Increase McDonald’s Minimum Wage Broadens Its Tactics (0 replies)
  60. L.A. Teachers Escalate (0 replies)
  61. Global: Brit TUC launch new Charter for International LGBT Solidarity (0 replies)
  62. Portugal: Young people take to streets protesting poor working conditions (0 replies)
  63. Indonesia: Was Your Seafood Caught By Slaves? (0 replies)
  64. The “Old Left” and the Union: Don Watson of Ship Clerks Local 34 (0 replies)
  65. Court Slaps Down Airport Worker Strike Ban (0 replies)
  66. Global: Open Online Course on Workers’ Rights in a Global Economy (0 replies)
  67. Uzbekistan: Gvt arrests and deports international labor rights consultant (0 replies)
  68. Angry at Givebacks, Teamsters Unite to Challenge Hoffa (0 replies)
  69. Recycling workers celebrate two years of success (0 replies)
  70. As CTU and Chuy Garcia Endorse $15/hr Contract Demand, Fight for 15 Goes Beyond Fast Food (0 replies)
  71. Right-to-Work Threats, State by State (0 replies)
  72. Swaziland: Remembering Swaziland's prisoners of conscience after one year (0 replies)
  73. Frank Billeci, former Local 34 President passes (0 replies)
  74. SF approves redevelopment of historic 1930s-era longshoremen’s hall (0 replies)
  75. Portland ILWU members march against “Fast Track” and the TPP (0 replies)
  76. Indonesia: Massive slavery uncovered in global fishing industry (0 replies)
  77. Court Steps in to #SaveH2B. But Is the U.S. Guestworker Program Worth Saving? (0 replies)
  78. Bangladesh: Rana Plaza: Countdown to second anniversary begins with compensation fund still US$9 million short (0 replies)
  79. Russia: Police detain union members protesting VW layoffs (0 replies)
  80. El Salvador: Maquila Plants Use Gang Members to Break Unions (0 replies)
  81. How Working Less Can Help Prevent Climate Catastrophe and Promote Women’s Equality (0 replies)
  82. UNITE HERE’s New Pro-Rahm Emanuel Ads Gush “Rahm Love” for “Mayor 1%” (0 replies)
  83. Showdown Nears on Fast Tracking the Biggest Free Trade Deal Yet (0 replies)
  84. Korea (South): 101 Day 'Chimney Protest' Over Layoffs Ends (0 replies)
  85. Swaziland: Police Attack Another Union Meeting (0 replies)
  86. Global: Union outcry forces rejection of Uber ‘women’s jobs’ plan (0 replies)
  87. As Scathing SEIU Ad Hits Rahm Emanuel Where It Hurts, Chuy Garcia Endorses Financial Transaction Tax (0 replies)
  88. Obama Promises Rare Veto As House Votes to Slow Down Union Elections, Curb NLRB (0 replies)
  89. Global: Three quarters of world’s people want governments to act on climate change (0 replies)
  90. Tunisia: ITUC Condemns Tunisia Terror Attack (0 replies)
  91. UK: Unions must be able to fight for workers – even if it means breaking bad laws Len McCluskey (0 replies)
  92. “My Boss Would Yell At Me Every Day Until I Cried”: Lean Production at Volkswagen’s Tennessee Plant (0 replies)
  93. Target Becomes the Latest Big Box Retailer to Raise Workers’ Wages (0 replies)
  94. At UN Conference, Domestic Workers Push for International Labor Standards (0 replies)
  95. Coders Are Becoming the Industrial Workers of the 21st Century. Will They Organize? (0 replies)
  96. Thousands of New York City Teachers Protest Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Free Market Education Reforms (0 replies)
  97. Costa Rica: Banana Workers’ Strike Highlights Abuses by Corporations (0 replies)
  98. Unions Can’t Beat Right to Work Just By Calling It ‘Unfair’—They Must Fight for Everyone (0 replies)
  99. Global: PSI calls for new global tax body (0 replies)
  100. Kenya: ITF warns of crisis as Kenyan police make ready to attack drivers (0 replies)
  101. Interview: How Shorter Work Hours Can Help the Climate and Women’s Equality (0 replies)
  102. DOL Freezes Guestworker Program After Court Ruling (0 replies)
  103. The GOP’s Latest Big Squeeze on American Workers (0 replies)
  104. Viewpoint: A Smart Strategy to Defeat ‘Right to Work’ (0 replies)
  105. Kenya: ITF backs truck drivers as protest paralyses Kenya northern corridor (0 replies)
  106. Global: The global plight of domestic workers: few rights, little freedom, frequent abuse (0 replies)
  107. Indonesia: The dreams and tears of Indonesia's migrant workers (0 replies)
  108. McDonald’s Management’s Response to Workers’ Burns on the Job: “Just Put Some Mustard On It” (0 replies)
  109. After 6-Week Strike, Oil Workers Say They Have “Won Vast Improvements in Safety and Staffing” (0 replies)
  110. VIDEO: Security Alarm Company Locks Out Techs (0 replies)
  111. Swaziland: ‘TUCOSWA disguised meeting’ crushed (0 replies)
  112. Global: Why (some) workers have real problems with free trade agreements (0 replies)
  113. USA: VIDEO: Connect the dots: See the war on poor and working families (0 replies)
  114. SEIU State Council Reverses Course, Endorses Jesus “Chuy” Garcia’s Run Against Rahm Emanuel (0 replies)
  115. South Africa: Soap stars fight for better pay (0 replies)
  116. Australia: ITF Calls For Investigation Into Chevron for Risking Workers Lives (0 replies)
  117. Adjuncts on Hundreds of Campuses Rally Simultaneously (0 replies)
  118. Australia: Friday the 13th Nightmare for Workers on Chevron’s Barrow Island (0 replies)
  119. Los Angeles Teachers Poised to Strike for First Time in 26 Years (0 replies)
  120. Scott Walker and Bruce Rauner’s Assaults On Organized Labor Are Also an Opportunity (0 replies)
  121. Cambodia: Labour rights abuses still rife in garment factories (0 replies)
  122. Volkswagen in Tennessee: Productivity’s Price (0 replies)
  123. Michele Bachmann in ‘Sharknado 3’: Brought to You By ‘Strikenado’ Scabs (0 replies)
  124. PHOTOS: West Virginia Rallies against 'Right to Work' (0 replies)
  125. In a Major Victory for Academic Labor, NYU Grad Students Win Contract, Narrowly Avert Strike (0 replies)
  126. Israel: Histadrut readies general strike in the south as election looms (0 replies)
  127. Ecuador: International mission’s ‘reinstate Jimena’ call backed by Ecuador government (0 replies)
  128. Acknowledging “Ugly History of Racism” in Labor Movement, AFL-CIO Creates New Commission on Race (0 replies)
  129. United Airlines Tries Scapegoating Pilots for Safety Problems (0 replies)
  130. Papa John’s Forced to Pay Millions in Workers’ Stolen Wages (0 replies)
  131. Why Are Drone Pilots Quitting In Huge Numbers? (0 replies)
  132. China: “Factory girls” have grown up—and are going on strike (0 replies)
  133. With Gov. Scott Walker’s Approval in Wisconsin, Half of U.S. Now Under Right to Work (0 replies)
  134. Global: Gender pay gap will not close for 70 years at current rate, says UN (0 replies)
  135. With the Passage of Right to Work, Workers Need a New Game Plan in Wisconsin (0 replies)
  136. Israel: Jerusalem Court to hear appeals of 3 Palestinian workers sacked by Zarfati Garage for union activism (0 replies)
  137. Syria: On International Women’s Day, let’s not forget the women of Syria (0 replies)
  138. Israel: Histadrut leader blasts Likud TV ad that compares workers to terrorists (0 replies)
  139. Wisconsin, Round Two: As Unions Hesitate, ‘Right to Work’ Advances (0 replies)
  140. Wisconsin, Round Two: Walker Attacks Private Sector Workers (0 replies)
  141. How Chicago’s Grassroots Movements Defeated Rahm Emanuel at the Polls (0 replies)
  142. SEIU Local 73 Staffer On Mayoral Neutrality: We Have a “Good Working Relationship” with Rahm Emanuel (0 replies)
  143. USA: Unions united in opposition to ‘Fast Tracking’ Trade Deals (0 replies)
  144. Steward's Corner: In a ‘Right to Work’ State, Union Grows by Fighting Racism (0 replies)
  145. Australia: Embattled Australian government prepares for union protests (0 replies)
  146. Ecuador: Reinstate Jimena - a campaign for International Women's Day 2015 (0 replies)
  147. When These GOP Governors Run for President, Remember Their Contempt for Workers (0 replies)
  148. Panamanian longshore workers join the ILWU (0 replies)
  149. ILWU solidarity marchers fill San Pedro streets (0 replies)
  150. Negotiating Committee reaches tentative agreement on new Longshore contract (0 replies)
  151. Hundreds march in Tacoma for a fair contract (0 replies)
  152. With 82% of Chicago Votes for Paid Sick Leave, Labor Groups Call for Action (0 replies)
  153. After Rejecting Proposed Contract, University of Toronto Teaching Assistants Go On Strike (0 replies)
  154. Auto Strikers Stave Off Layoffs in Brazil (0 replies)
  155. Germany: Week of public sector strikes starts (0 replies)
  156. Qatar: FIFA awarded the World Cup to a state where slavery is actively facilitated (0 replies)
  157. The Coalition of Immokalee Workers Takes Aim at Wendy’s (0 replies)
  158. In Wisconsin’s Battle Against Right to Work, Labor Goes Through the Motions (0 replies)
  159. Europe: Unhappy meal: €1 billion in tax avoidance on the menu at McDonald’s (0 replies)
  160. UK: Unions unite against Islamophobia joint TUC-DGB statement (0 replies)
  161. With State Senate’s Approval, Right to Work Looks All But Certain in Wisconsin (0 replies)
  162. Wisconsin Union-busting Gov. Scott Walker Says Fighting Union Members Is Like Fighting ISIS (0 replies)
  163. Holyoke Teachers Union President: ‘We Will Not Let Them Take Over Our Schools’ (0 replies)
  164. USA: The incredible decline of American unions, in one animated map (0 replies)
  165. Global: Right to Strike Re-affirmed at ILO (0 replies)
  166. India: Trade unions slam “anti-labour” policies of the Centre (0 replies)
  167. At 100 Colleges Around the Country, Adjuncts Take Action to Demand an End to Precarity and Low Pay (0 replies)
  168. After Anti-Union Violence Exposed, Bangladesh Garment Workers Win Victory Against Apparel Companies (0 replies)
  169. Good News for New York’s Tipped Workers: Your Minimum Wage is Going Up (0 replies)
  170. With Corporate Profits Soaring, AFL-CIO Unions Say “It’s Our Turn” (0 replies)
  171. Out of the Closet: A Sanitation Worker Fights Discrimination (0 replies)
  172. Mexico: Police kill one, injure dozens at teachers’ protest (0 replies)
  173. UNITE HERE Considers Itself Progressive. So Why Is the Union Standing with Rahm Emanuel? (0 replies)
  174. Progressives Had a Pretty Great Night in Chicago’s Elections (0 replies)
  175. Chicago Teachers Force Rahm into a Runoff (0 replies)
  176. New England Workers Win Largest Telecom Strike in History (0 replies)
  177. USA: Want to Be Happy? Join a Union (0 replies)
  178. Richard Trumka: AFL-CIO Will Make Raising Wages for All Workers a Priority (0 replies)
  179. VIDEO: What If Unions Took to Heart the Need to Organize Their Own Members? (0 replies)
  180. Columbia College Faculty Vote to Disaffiliate from National Education Association (0 replies)
  181. ITF welcomes hard-fought deal for ILWU workers on US West Coast (0 replies)
  182. PMA, ILWU Announce West Coast Waterfront Contract FMCS, Cabinet Secretaries Played Key Roles (0 replies)
  183. Global: Rio Tinto seeks conflict with unions at global meeting (0 replies)
  184. Maldives: Sheraton workers take to the sea to deliver Shame on Sheraton message (0 replies)
  185. Global: Count Us In! - ITUC Statement on International Women’s Day 2015 (0 replies)
  186. Chicago Charter School Teachers Demand a Union (0 replies)
  187. Telecom Strikers Win Limits on Outsourcing (0 replies)
  188. Ukraine: Unions banned by pro-Russian separatists in Luhansk (0 replies)
  189. USA: The cost of a decline in unions (0 replies)
  190. Finally, Cablevision Caves (0 replies)
  191. Union, Environmental Group Say Dozens of Nuclear Workers Suffering from Toxic Materials Exposure (0 replies)
  192. How Mexican Teachers Are Fighting Standardized Tests and Corporate Education Reform (0 replies)
  193. Global: Global Right to Strike Action Sends Clear Message (0 replies)
  194. Protests Get Results: Walmart Announces It Will Give Workers a Raise (0 replies)
  195. A Recent Study Says Unionized Companies Actually Pay Less. The Truth Is a Bit More Complex. (0 replies)
  196. ‘Uber is a rip-off for its drivers and the public’: Cab Drivers Protest Rideshares in Chicago (0 replies)
  197. Port Dispute Stretches Past 9 Months Amid Employer Shutdowns (0 replies)
  198. Jury Awards Guestworkers Over $14 Million in Landmark Human Trafficking, Forced Labor Case (0 replies)
  199. Bahrain: Harassed Bahraini teacher unionist awarded significant international Prize (0 replies)
  200. Togo: Govt locks up all schools after students protest to support striking teachers (0 replies)
  201. Review: Can Labor Save Itself? (0 replies)
  202. Global: Unions across globe mobilise to defend the right to strike (0 replies)
  203. Greece: Labour Minister vows collective bargaining, workers’ rights central to recovery (0 replies)
  204. Australia: Day of action to defend the right to strike (0 replies)
  205. UConn Graduate Students Win Union Through Rank-and-File Action (0 replies)
  206. Why the New Law Combating Wage Theft in Chicago is a Big Deal (0 replies)
  207. Striking Oil Workers Are Fighting for Safe Communities, Not Just Better Conditions for Themselves (0 replies)
  208. Mexican Teachers Resist Their Own Brand of ‘Education Reform’ (0 replies)
  209. Germany: Union victory for German airport security workers (0 replies)
  210. Global: 5 reasons why we need the right to strike (0 replies)
  211. Greece: Trade unions call on Finance Ministers to back investment and compromise with Greece (0 replies)
  212. Steward's Corner: Use Recertification to Build Your Union (0 replies)
  213. India: Supreme Court to hear Maruti workers’ bail plea (0 replies)
  214. Global: Employer groups around the world try to undermine the right to strike. Join the global action on February 18 to stop them. (0 replies)
  215. Global: Campaigners call on jewellery giant to ‘clean up’ this Valentine’s Day (0 replies)
  216. Bahrain: Repression Still Reigns in Bahrain on Feb. 14 Anniversary (0 replies)
  217. Qatar: One of world’s largest airlines makes flight attendants ask permission before getting married (0 replies)
  218. Illinois Billionaire Gov. Bruce Rauner’s Anti-Union Plan Hits a Roadblock (0 replies)
  219. UConn Graduate Workers Press for a First Contract (0 replies)
  220. At Last: New Labor Board Ruling Could Finally Allow Professors at Private Universities to Unionize (0 replies)
  221. Poland: Talks Resume as Illegal Miners Strike Enters 3rd Week (0 replies)
  222. Global: On World Radio Day hear from labour people using radio (0 replies)
  223. Voices from Kaiser Hawai’i Picket Lines (0 replies)
  224. Georgia: Mineworkers fight against severe union-busting (0 replies)
  225. Philippines: Lafarge-Holcim unions consolidate forces (0 replies)
  226. Europe: Budget Airlines Shop the World for Cheaper Pilots (0 replies)
  227. An Oil Worker & a Union Staffer Explain Why 1,000s of Oil Workers Across the Country Are On Strike (0 replies)
  228. If Teachers Can’t Make Their Unions More Democratic and Social Justice-Minded, Public Ed Is Doomed (0 replies)
  229. Canada’s Supreme Court Just Enshrined Public Sector Workers’ Right to Strike (0 replies)
  230. ILWU President Robert McEllrath’s message to the membership (video) (0 replies)
  231. USA: The Trans-Pacific Partnership, Written in Secrecy, Could Cost U.S. Jobs (0 replies)
  232. At Last, Private Sector Faculty Get Green Light to Unionize (0 replies)
  233. Striking Oil Workers Say They’re Fighting Deadly Working Conditions (0 replies)
  234. Oil Striker: “None of us wants to be the next person to lose his life for no good reason” (0 replies)
  235. Did Jimmy John’s Fire Yet Another Worker for Supporting a Union? (0 replies)
  236. Michigan GOP State Rep Aims to Outlaw Key Measure Ensuring Working People Benefit from Development (0 replies)
  237. Africa: Urgent Action. Shame on Sheraton (0 replies)
  238. Iran: Labour activist arrested as worker unrest grows (0 replies)
  239. Germany Just Passed Its First-Ever Minimum Wage Law—And It Covers Interns (0 replies)
  240. Billionaire Gov. Bruce Rauner Declares War on Illinois State Unions Through Executive Order (0 replies)
  241. Hong Kong: Guilty verdict: Hong Kong woman abused Indonesian maid (0 replies)
  242. Chicago Teachers Take On Rahm Democrats (0 replies)
  243. ILWU statement on port re-opening (0 replies)
  244. Aerial photos of ports show what the PMA doesn’t want the public to see (0 replies)
  245. Global: G20 policies put at risk another 10 million jobs – Finance Ministers must focus on jobs and reducing inequality (0 replies)
  246. Global: Shame on Sheraton! Brutal rights abuses at upscale hotels (0 replies)
  247. Global: Uber: the selfish face of the sharing economy? (0 replies)
  248. Boston University Adjuncts Vote Overwhelmingly to Unionize (0 replies)
  249. China: Strikes on The Rise in China Ahead of Lunar New Year Holiday (0 replies)
  250. Bangladesh: Rana Plaza, Tazreen victims still waiting for compensation (0 replies)