WP: The Hungarian Foreign Minister Regularly Informed Russia About EU Negotiations
Hungarian Foreign Minister reportedly provided regular updates to Russia regarding European Union discussions.
Malawi: SESTU Demands Seat At the Table, Slams 'Exclusion' in Government Pay Talks
The Secondary School Teachers Union (SESTU) in Malawi has expressed concerns about being excluded from important government negotiations regarding teachers' salaries and conditions of service.
OAJ Walked Out of Salary Negotiations
The OAJ union representatives walked out of salary negotiations, protesting significant pay cuts proposed for vocational education teachers.
Warning Strikes in Local Transport: Nuremberg Will Feel It Today
Warning strikes in local transport are affecting Nuremberg severely as the third day of action begins, organized by the Verdi union during ongoing wage negotiations.
Shipbuilding Industry's Expansion of 'Main Contractor-Subcontractor Union Negotiations'... Hyundai Samho Also Decides to Follow the Yellow Envelope Law
Hyundai Samho has announced its willingness to negotiate with subcontractor unions under South Korea's 'Yellow Envelope Law,' recognizing its role as an 'employer' in the negotiations.
After 10 days, the strike of public school teachers in Sergipe is over
The public school teachers' strike in Sergipe has ended after 10 days following a decision by the workers' union to suspend it amidst ongoing negotiations with the state government.
Trade Union Leaders Clearly Tell Social Democrats: Early Retirement is More Important Than Wealth Tax
Trade union leaders emphasize the critical need for improved early retirement rights over wealth tax in upcoming government negotiations.
Khan says Labour should rejoin EU customs union and single market this parliament โ UK politics live
Sadiq Khan advocates for Labour to reconsider rejoining the EU customs union and single market during the current parliamentary session, signaling a potential shift in party stance on Brexit negotiations.
Determined to expedite the negotiations
Marta Kos, the European Union's enlargement commissioner, has expressed her commitment to accelerate negotiations on priority issues for Iceland, contingent upon the public's choice to continue EU accession talks in August.
Preparing for Possible Wage Negotiations: Authorities Dragging Their Feet and the Central Bank Threatening Further Action
Trade union VR is preparing for potential wage negotiations this autumn, citing concerns over broken conditions from previous agreements amidst high interest rates affecting borrowers and renters.
Preparing for Possible Wage Negotiations: Government Drags Its Feet and the Central Bank Threatens to Intervene Further
Icelandic labor union VR is preparing for potential wage negotiations amid concerns that the terms of existing contracts may no longer be valid due to high inflation and economic pressures.
Hyundai Motor Union, Stephen Hawking, Same Thought as President Lee [Ha Jong-kang Column]
The Hyundai Motor Union opposes the introduction of robots at the workplace, insisting on labor-management negotiations to mitigate negative impacts.
Travelers Will Not Like: Hundreds of Flights Canceled at German Airport Already Tomorrow
Due to a warning strike, hundreds of flights have been canceled at Berlin's BER Airport as the Verdi union protests over ongoing wage negotiations.
First discussion on a national referendum on EU negotiations concluded
The initial debate regarding a national referendum on Iceland's negotiations with the EU has been completed.
Bloomberg: The EU is in the 'final stretch' for a trade agreement with Australia
The European Union is nearing the finalization of a trade agreement with Australia after protracted negotiations.
Flights Canceled at German Airport Due to Strike
Strike action initiated by the Verdi union has led to the cancellation of flights at a German airport amidst ongoing wage negotiations.
Germany: New strike on Wednesday at Berlin/Brandenburg airport
Workers at Berlin/Brandenburg airport are set to strike for 24 hours on Wednesday due to unresolved wage negotiations with employers.
MVG: Strike Again in Public Transport: How Munich is Affected
Public transport in Munich will be severely impacted by a statewide warning strike called by the Verdi union on March 19, resulting from ongoing salary negotiations.
Russia rebuffs French proposal for European role in Ukraine peace negotiations, FT reports
Russia has dismissed a proposal from France for increased European involvement in Ukraine peace talks, according to the Financial Times.
Liveblog Ukraine War: De Wever Calls for EU Negotiations with Moscow
Belgium's Prime Minister Bart De Wever advocates for EU negotiations with Russia to end the Ukraine War as military assistance has not intimidated President Putin.
Virginijus Sinkeviฤius. The closure of the Ignalina nuclear power plant: will Europe keep its promise made 20 years ago?
Lithuania's Ignalina nuclear power plant closure could test Europe's financial commitment made two decades ago as negotiations over funding begin amid new EU budget discussions.
Stone and union begin negotiations after dismissal of 370 employees
Stone and the Sindpd-SP union started negotiations following the mass dismissal of 370 employees, with legal implications for potential reinstatement.
Today and tomorrow, pilot strike at Lufthansa. Retirement dispute will disrupt flights from Germany
Lufthansa faces a two-day pilot strike due to unresolved negotiations over retirement conditions led by the Vereinigung Cockpit union.
Araras enters the 3rd day of strike: union and city hall fail to reach agreement after new negotiations
Municipal workers in Araras are continuing their strike after negotiations with the city government ended without an agreement.
US Union Seeks Payment for Screenwriters Helping to Train AI
The Writers Guild of America West is negotiating with Hollywood studios for compensations for screenwriters whose works are used to train AI.
Nissan responds fully to labor union's demands for a 10,000 yen monthly wage increase during spring negotiations
Nissan has agreed to meet the labor union's demand for a monthly wage increase of 10,000 yen as part of its spring wage negotiations, despite ongoing company restructuring efforts.
Iceland can join the EU in a year and a half
Iceland's Foreign Minister รorgerรฐur Katrรญn Gunnarsdรณttir claims that Iceland could become the 28th member of the European Union within a year and a half if membership negotiations are approved in a national referendum.
Coupang Contractor Representative's Notice Excludes 'Union Membership from Payment Negotiations'... Delivery Workers Union Files Complaint
A representative from a Coupang delivery contracting company allegedly made statements that could disadvantage workers who join a union, prompting allegations of unfair labor practices.
Danish Actors' Union Begins Blockade Against The New Theater
The Danish Actors' Union has initiated a blockade against The New Theater in Copenhagen after unsuccessful negotiations for a new agreement lasting two years.
Meeting with union leadership on Thursday
A meeting with union leadership is scheduled for Thursday.
Brussels stands by Gulf countries. Lebanon requests negotiations with Israel
The European Union is showing solidarity with Gulf nations while addressing Lebanon's call for direct negotiations with Israel amid escalating conflict.
Airport Union Submits Direct Negotiation Request to Incheon International Airport and Korea Airports Corporation
Workers from 15 airports across the country submitted a request for direct negotiations to the main contractors, Incheon International Airport Corporation and Korea Airports Corporation.
Busan Subway Union Moves to Collective Negotiation with Primary Contractors
The Busan subway workers' union is demanding collective negotiations with the primary contractor, Busan Transportation Corporation, to improve working conditions as the 'Yellow Envelope Law' comes into effect.
Yellow Envelope Law to Take Effect on the 10th...Labor, Management, and Government Must Cooperate as a 'Stepping Stone for Mutual Growth'
The Yellow Envelope Law, aimed at strengthening labor rights in South Korea, will come into effect on the 10th, expanding the scope of employers and limiting corporate claims for damages against striking workers.
How much do building managers earn in March 2026
In March 2026, building managers in Argentina will receive their last salary update based on February's wages, with a significant adjustment of 1.8% to be applied to their basic salary from January 2026.
The European Union has more to gain now by meeting Iceland's requests
Political science professor Eirรญkur Bergmann discusses the upcoming national referendum on whether Iceland should continue EU membership negotiations.
A referendum in Iceland on negotiations to join the EU is expected at the end of August
Iceland is expected to hold a referendum at the end of August concerning negotiations to join the European Union after discussions were halted in 2013.
Iceland will hold a referendum at the end of August on resuming negotiations for EU membership
Iceland plans to hold a referendum later this month to decide on the possibility of resuming negotiations for joining the European Union.
Will Iceland join the European Union? A referendum on resuming negotiations will be held at the end of summer
Iceland's government has decided to hold a referendum on resuming EU accession talks that were halted over a decade ago, set for August 29.
How much does a bank employee earn in March 2026
The article discusses the salary of bank employees in Argentina as of March 2026, indicating a current salary structure and ongoing negotiations for potential salary increases.
Australia news live: luxury car tax change could seal EU trade deal; far north Queensland braces for severe weather
Australia is expected to adjust its luxury car tax as part of negotiations to finalize a trade deal with the European Union.
To resolve the conflict at the gymnasium, the trade union and the Alytus municipality have resumed negotiations
Negotiations between the trade union and the Alytus municipality are ongoing in an effort to quickly resolve a conflict at a local gymnasium in Lithuania.
Spring Labor Negotiations' Wage Increase Demand at 5.94%, Down 0.15 Points from Last Year
Japan's labor union federation, Rengo, reported an average wage increase demand of 5.94% for this year's spring labor negotiations, marking a slight decrease from last year.
The trade union has presented an ultimatum to the Alytus municipality regarding the school conflict, threatens to end negotiations
The Lithuanian Trade Union of Education Workers issued an ultimatum to the Alytus municipality concerning a dismissed ethics teacher at the Adolfo Ramanauskas-Vanagas Gymnasium, threatening to terminate negotiations if no clear actions are taken.
Sileoni: "Banca del Mezzogiorno in the sights of a large group"
Lando Maria Sileoni raised concerns about the impact of the ongoing war and worsening international economic conditions on the Italian banking sector and union negotiations.
Alytus Municipality: Negotiations Regarding the Dismissed Teacher Did Not Fail, the Union is Creating a Show from the Situation
Negotiations between Alytus Municipality and local teachers regarding a dismissed teacher have collapsed, with accusations of the teachers' union engaging in political theatrics.
The Teachers' Union Announces: Negotiations in Alytus with Local Authorities Have Failed
Negotiations between the teachers' union and the local government in Alytus collapsed, resulting in teachers experiencing psychological pressure and manipulation during talks.
Fate: the Government analyzes whether to extend the conciliation amid a strike and a new lawsuit in Justice
The Argentine government is considering extending conciliation negotiations concerning the Fate labor conflict, which has escalated due to a nationwide strike and new judicial actions by the Sutna union.
The government to receive a presentation on the referendum on Friday
The Icelandic government is set to receive a presentation regarding a national referendum on continuing negotiations with the European Union.
This Year's Collective Bargaining Issue: AI... Metal Workers' Union Says Employment Security Must Be Agreed Upon Before Introduction
The National Metal Workers' Union of Korea demands employment security measures be agreed upon before the introduction of artificial intelligence in workplaces during this year's collective bargaining negotiations.