The air traffic controllers' union lifted today's and tomorrow's strike
The air traffic controllers' union has suspended a planned strike for February 26 and 27 amid ongoing negotiations with EANA, with strikes set to continue until March 2 if no agreement is reached.
Landini does not pay severance pay: Cgil's assets seized
The head of the CGIL labor union, Maurizio Landini, faces legal action after failing to pay severance to an employee, resulting in the seizure of funds from the union's account.
The small board of the CGT defines how to express its rejection of the possible final sanction of the labor reform
The CGT's leadership will take steps to officially oppose the labor reform if passed by the Senate on Friday, including potential legal action and mobilization.
Five things you need to know about the new agreement for 500,000 municipal employees
A new three-year collective agreement for 500,000 municipal employees in Denmark has been finalized, praised for its complexity and success by union leaders.
Fate: Sutna took the conflict to Kicillof after two hearings without agreement
The Sutna union has escalated the dispute over the Fate plant's closure to the governor of Buenos Aires, Axel Kicillof, following unsuccessful negotiations.
Last-minute demand from the trade union movement to the government – The draft law must be withdrawn
Trade union confederations in Finland demand the withdrawal of a government proposal regarding the conditions of fixed-term employment contracts, citing inadequate preparation and problematic interpretations.
Strike on Friday, February 27: these are the unions that join the mobilization called
On February 27, a national strike is set to occur in Argentina, organized by the United Trade Union Front in response to proposed labor reforms.
The government proposes not to consider G. Paluckas' initiative on salary transparency: will submit amendments to the Labor Code
The Lithuanian government is pushing to amend the Labor Code to mandate salary transparency among employers, emphasizing equal pay and the reporting of wage disparities based on gender.
Mazda and Mitsubishi Provide Full Answers Amidst US Tariffs: Early Resolution in the Automotive Spring Labor Negotiations
Mazda and Mitsubishi Motors announced they fully met the labor union's demands for wage increases and bonuses during this year's labor negotiations, seeking to retain talent despite pressure from US tariffs.
Toyota Industries Responds Fully to Union's Demand for 22,000 Yen Wage Increase – First Settlement among Toyota Group
Toyota Industries has agreed to a full monthly wage increase of 22,000 yen in response to the labor union's demands, marking the first resolution in the Toyota Group for this year’s spring labor negotiations.
Domestic Workers: 3% Increase in Two Stages and Bonus of Up to $20,000
The Argentine government has announced a 3% wage increase for domestic workers alongside a bonus of up to $20,000 following a meeting between government officials, employers, and union representatives.
PP, Vox, and Junts prevent the processing of Díaz's initiative to ban layoffs in companies relocating outside the EU
A right-wing majority in the Spanish Congress has blocked a proposal aimed at banning layoffs for companies relocating outside the European Union.
Tariff Round: Verdi Paralyzes Buses and Trains on Friday and Saturday
Workers in Germany's public transportation sector are facing significant disruptions due to strikes called by the Verdi union on February 27 and in many places on February 28.
Cohesion in the Government Coalition: The Coalition Practices Give and Take
This article discusses the ongoing negotiations and legislative actions between the Union and SPD in the German Bundestag, focusing on a new asylum package and labor law that are being introduced this week.
'Closing of Korea GM Direct Maintenance' Deadline Passed, but Workers Still on Site
Despite the deadline for the closure of the Korea GM direct maintenance center having passed, workers remain uncertain about their roles and future employment options.
Municipal Public Transport: Two Days of Warning Strike in 13 Cities in Bavaria
Public transport is expected to be largely disrupted in over a dozen Bavarian cities due to a two-day warning strike called by the Verdi union.
Collective Bargaining: Verdi Brings Buses and Trains to a Standstill on Friday and Saturday
The Verdi union has called for warning strikes in public transport across Germany on February 27th and 28th, causing major disruptions to bus and train services.
From Friday: Verdi calls for nationwide warning strikes in local transport
The Verdi union has announced nationwide warning strikes in the German public transport sector starting this Friday, affecting services in nearly all federal states.
Canada Post workers will begin voting on tentative agreements in April
Canada Post workers are set to vote on tentative agreements for a new contract with the Canadian Union of Postal Workers urging members to support the agreements after lengthy negotiations.
The judicial union took over a labor court building in rejection of the transfer to the City
Judicial workers in Argentina have occupied a labor court building in protest against the transfer of jurisdiction of national labor justice to the city.
Chad: Will striking teachers of February receive their full salary?
The Chad government has decided to cut salaries for striking teachers, leading to ongoing tensions between the government and the teachers' union.
Massive Strike Warning – Nearly 1,500 Targets: See the Full List
A union has issued a significant strike warning affecting nearly 1,500 entities in Finland's private social services sector amid ongoing collective bargaining negotiations.
Police used stun gun on girl - will be a matter for the Labor Court
The Police Union is suing the Police Force in Labor Court over disciplinary measures against an officer who allegedly misused a stun gun on a 15-year-old girl.
Locomotive Drivers: How the New GDL Leader is Restraining His Own People
Mario Reiß, the newly appointed leader of the German locomotive drivers' union GDL, is urging his strike-ready members to exercise restraint during ongoing negotiations with the railway company.
The public officials' union criticizes Ulsan City for manpower shortages of 136 employees in local government due to personnel transfers
The public officials' union in Ulsan claims that recent personnel transfers by Ulsan City have resulted in significant manpower shortages in local government, affecting 136 positions.
Called by the Government, Fate and the union meet with more than 900 layoffs at stake and very distant positions
The Argentine government has convened a virtual meeting between Fate and the union to address the impending layoffs of over 900 employees amid stark disagreements over the plant's closure.
The double command, the union debacle, and the problems in communicating the reform
The article discusses the political and economic implications of the upcoming labor reform in Argentina, highlighting union failures and public discontent.
Scandal in the UOM: The union handed over the management of the millions collected from its members to La Cámpora
The UOM union in Argentina is embroiled in controversy after ceding control of its members' contributions to La Cámpora amidst allegations of mismanagement and lack of transparency.
The CGT prepares a lawsuit of unconstitutionality with three central arguments against the labor reform law
The CGT union is preparing a lawsuit to challenge the constitutionality of a labor reform law in Argentina, arguing that it undermines workers' rights and could eliminate national labor justice.
Closure of FATE: The Government Meets with the Company and the Union Tomorrow, Amid Tensions Over Layoffs
The Argentine government is set to meet with FATE, a major tire manufacturer, and the labor union to discuss the company's closure and employee layoffs amidst ongoing tension.
Clean Monday: How those who work will be compensated
The Greek labor union GSEE informs private sector employees about the compensation methods for working on Clean Monday, which is not an official public holiday.
Criticism from trade union leaders to the Family House
Björn Brynjúlfur Björnsson of the Business Council defends his organization's report on sick leave rights against criticism from trade union officials.
A reform that does not threaten union power
The labor reform in Argentina is criticized for being insufficient and failing to challenge union power significantly, maintaining existing funding mechanisms for unions.
Chef, former hotel union chairman, creates pork cutlet in a rural hanok
Chef Cho-cheol, who previously worked in luxury hotels and was involved in labor movements, runs a restaurant in Jin-an offering unique pork cutlet.
Fate and the Workers: A Factory Stopped, Millions of Liters of Solvent, and the Despair of the Neighborhood
Fate, a tire manufacturing company in Argentina, has been closed for four days, leaving workers in distress as they demand its reopening amid internal union conflicts.
Carignano defended having disconnected cables in the session and pointed to the libertarian bloc
Florencia Carignano, a deputy from Unión por la Patria, defended her action of disconnecting cables to prevent the labor reform debate from starting in the Argentine Congress, leading to calls for her expulsion.
LLA requests the expulsion of Carignano and threatens to report her criminally after unplugging microphones during the session
La Libertad Avanza (LLA) in Argentina's lower house has proposed criminal charges against Union por la Patria legislator Florencia Carignano for allegedly sabotaging a labor reform debate by disconnecting microphones.
Crisis at FATE: Union sit-in continues despite mandatory conciliation
The tire factory FATE in Buenos Aires is still closed due to a union sit-in despite government intervention mandating reconciliation.
After approval in the House of Deputies, the CGT warned that it will take the labor reform to court: 'It is totally unconstitutional'
The CGT labor union leaders in Argentina announced plans to challenge the recently approved labor reform in court, claiming it is unconstitutional.
The Congress was filled with therians,” the furious response of a union leader after the approval in the Chamber of Deputies of the labor reform
The Argentine union leader Rodolfo Aguiar criticized lawmakers using a provocative metaphor following the labor reform's approval.
"Abolish performance pay cap" Samsung Electronics union, wage negotiations break down
Samsung Electronics faces challenges in wage negotiations this year as unions fail to reach an agreement on performance pay levels.
Toyota Workers' Union Requests an Average Wage Increase of 17,820 Yen, Smaller Companies Increasing Rates
The labor union of Toyota's parts manufacturers has submitted a demand for an average wage increase of 17,820 yen, slightly below last year's figure of 17,929 yen.
The CGT strike against labor reform had a strong impact due to the support from transportation and there were clashes with the Government
The CGT union's strike against the labor reform in Argentina had significant participation from the transportation sector, leading to widespread disruptions and confrontations with the government.
New 'Attacks' of PASEK Against PASOK: They are Attempting a Quiet Split, Hiding as 'Cowards and Weak Together'
The PASEK faction has launched a new attack on PASOK following the recent election results, claiming that there are efforts for a 'quiet split' within the labor group.
The Argentine Congress debates Milei's labor reform amid a massive strike
Argentina's Congress is debating President Javier Milei's labor reform amidst a major strike led by the country's main labor union.
Adorni Criticized the CGT in the Early Hours of the Strike
The Chief of Cabinet, Manuel Adorni, criticized the labor union CGT during a national strike in Argentina, claiming their actions are detrimental to workers' freedoms.
Adorni criticized the unionists for the national strike: "It is something extortionate, that's why people hate them"
Chief of Cabinet Manuel Adorni condemned union leadership for organizing a national strike, claiming it undermines democracy and negatively impacts workers.
What time does the Labor Reform vote take place in the Chamber of Deputies today, Thursday, February 19
The article discusses the voting schedule for the Labor Reform in Argentina's Chamber of Deputies, amidst significant labor union opposition.
General strike by the CGT: one by one, the paralyzed services and the sectors that are operating
Argentina's CGT union called a general strike, leading to widespread disruptions in services across various sectors.
What is known about the national strike by CGT against labor reform today, Thursday, February 19
The CGT has called a general strike against labor reform set to be discussed in Congress today, marking a significant escalation in union actions.