Over one thousand tourism workers, led by the IUF's Spanish affiliates CC.OO Servicios and FeSMC-UGT, marched the more than 60 kilometers from Marbella to Malaga May 22-25 in support of their demand for a new collective agreement. Twenty percent of...
Submitted on Mon, 06/04/2018 - 11:46am The dialysis workers of Humboldt County are going IWW. Worsening working conditions at the only two dialysis clinics in the County, both owned by the German based company Fresenius, has culminated in a unionization...
A bargaining unit of flight line mechanics, who ensure that the Dreamliner 787s built at the factory are flight ready, has voted to join the Machinists Union. The 176 workers represent a portion of the 7,000 who work at the...
The Superior Labor Court (TST) declared the strike illegal because of its "abusive" nature and imposed sanctions of two million reais per day (USD$ 540,000) for the unions that backed the strike called by the Federation of Petroleum Workers of...
Workers at private equity owned 'casual dining' chain TGI Friday's in the UK launched a third round of 24-hour strikes on June 1 backed by the IUF affiliate Unite, following their strikes on May 18 and May 25. Workers struck...
01.06.2018 The US Administration announced yesterday the imposition of import tariffs on steel and aluminium against several countries. IndustriALL Global Union reiterates its position, which is line with the Political Resolution adopted at the Second Congress, the Declaration on the...
01.06.2018 Members of IndustriALL Australian affiliate AMWU travelled to Dallas, Texas in the US, to attend ExxonMobil’s annual shareholders’ meeting on 30 May to raise concerns over the long-running conflict at the company’s subsidiary Esso Australia. However, once there the...
Said IndustriALL Global Union’s project and rights Officer Suzanna Miller:“For workers in the Haitian garment industry, including members of our affiiate GOSTTRA, ILO standards on working hours and the 48-hour working week are meaningless concepts. Not because they don’t care...
New research exposes private edu-business supported by international aid Foreign edubusiness corporations, such as Bridge International Academies (BIA), are targeting families in Lagos, Nigeria by setting up fee charging education facilities to expand their business model. For parents looking for...
Arab countries’ unions crucial to achieve international goals on education in their region Topics in this post: Arab teacher union leaders have reasserted the need for public authorities in their region to listen to teacher organisations carefully, especially concerning current...