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Akava reported a slight decrease in membership numbers in 2025, attributed in part to recent government decisions affecting membership incentives.

Recent genetic studies indicate a prevalence of relationships between Neanderthal men and modern human women during the Stone Age, highlighting a significant gender imbalance in prehistoric unions.

Many American workers express a paradoxical sentiment of supporting unions overall while feeling dissatisfied with their specific union experiences.

DuMont is set to take over the editorial responsibility of the local newspaper 'Kölnische Rundschau', leading to anticipated job cuts.

Workers in Germany's public transportation sector are engaging in strikes for the second time this year, affecting services across cities nationwide.

Argentina's government prepares to pass a comprehensive reform of labor laws aimed at reducing union power and labor costs amid criticisms from opponents who argue it will worsen employment conditions.

A new study reveals that the majority of unions between Neanderthals and modern humans during the Ice Age were between Neanderthal men and Homo sapiens women.

The South Korean government has released a manual stating that under the new Yellow Envelope Law, subcontractor unions will negotiate separately from primary contractor unions.

Marcelo, a resident of a nursing home in Colmenar Viejo, uses social media to showcase the poor quality of food provided to the elderly residents, sparking concern from local authorities and unions.

In Argentina, unions are orchestrating a strike coinciding with congressional discussions on significant proposals from President Javier Milei.

The Argentine government has called a national teachers' negotiation meeting in response to union pressure, while a strike threatens the school year start in 15 provinces.

A national strike organized by several unions will take place in Argentina on February 27 to protest against labor reforms being discussed in the Senate.

The German Bundestag has passed the Wage Loyalty Law, which is hailed by unions as a significant victory, while employers criticize the legislation as flawed and call for its repeal.

Twelve public and state service unions have sent an open letter to Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, expressing concerns over the low level of social dialogue and ministers' commitment to collective bargaining.

A teachers' union in Poland is calling for a 15% increase in minimum salary rates for educators and the removal of discriminatory clauses regarding additional pay for difficult working conditions.

Workers' unions in Argentina are planning a strike and mobilization against labor reform, raising concerns about the impact on public transport services.

The United Unions Front has called for a national strike and mobilization to Congress on February 27 to protest a labor reform being discussed in the Senate.

The General Confederation of Labor (CGT) confirmed its action plan against labor reform, but stated there will be no general strike on February 27 despite some unions planning to mobilize.

Nigerian organized labor has given the Federal Government a deadline to settle outstanding wage arrears owed to public service workers, warning of potential action if demands are unmet.

Trade unions have called for a nationwide strike on February 27 coinciding with discussions of labor reform legislation in the Argentine Congress.

A community wedding project in Caxias and Jatobá aims to facilitate civil unions for low-income couples.

Two major unions in Buenos Aires are protesting against President Javier Milei, blaming his government for the province's inability to improve salaries.

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.

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.

Yolanda Díaz has led the Ministry of Labor in Spain for six years, achieving significant agreements with labor unions but facing challenges such as the failure to pass a law on reducing work hours.

Finnish unions SAK and STTK caution that proposed fiscal tightening linked to the debt brake may seriously harm the country's economy.

Finnish labor organizations express concern over significant required adjustments to the national economy due to a new report on debt regulations, predicting a severe fiscal tightening in coming years.

Gwacheon residents and labor unions are protesting against plans to relocate the local racecourse, as other cities engage in competition to host it.

Public sector workers in Tasmania have resumed industrial action, alleging that the state government reneged on a pay deal while the government refutes this claim.

Readers express concerns about recent football controversies, highlighting issues of financial accountability and union leadership in Argentina.

Commerce workers in Argentina received fixed contributions to their salaries in March 2026 as part of a collective agreement between unions and employers.

Reform UK has announced intentions to revoke key legislation related to workers' rights and tenant protections, drawing criticism from unions and renters' groups.

Governor Axel Kicillof faces potential strikes from various unions as he prepares for the Buenos Aires Legislative Assembly amid pressures regarding succession in the provincial leadership.

French employers have proposed changes to unemployment insurance that unions find contentious, aiming to save costs on conventional termination packages.

Negotiations in Argentina are shifting towards shorter agreements due to rising inflation and declining wages.

Nigel Farage and Reform UK have announced plans to roll back worker and tenant protections, provoking outrage from unions and political opponents.

A debate over the regulation of private online vocational training in Catalonia highlights divisions between business associations and the Generalitat, unions, and families.

The article discusses the collaboration between trade unions and employers in advocating for reforms within the Polish National Labor Inspectorate (PIP).

The mayor of Madrid touts massive investments in sports facilities, but reports of neglect from residents and unions tell a different story.

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.

Björn Brynjúlfur Björnsson of the Business Council defends his organization's report on sick leave rights against criticism from trade union officials.

The labor reform in Argentina is criticized for being insufficient and failing to challenge union power significantly, maintaining existing funding mechanisms for unions.

The article discusses Argentina's labor reform, highlighting its preservation of compulsory financial contributions to unions despite government claims of facilitating business competitiveness.

Javier Milei's administration in Argentina faces political shifts as economic challenges, including the closure of a major tire factory affecting 920 workers, highlight broader employment issues.

Belém is organizing a Community Wedding initiative aimed at formalizing the unions of 150 couples who have not yet registered their marriage, with registration open until next Thursday.

Emmanuel Macron inaugurated the 62nd edition of the Salon de l’Agriculture in Paris amid heavy security and amidst an atmosphere of skepticism from agricultural unions and producers.

Unions in Ottawa claim that government practices are pushing potential workers away, advocating for a modern approach to public service employment.

Emmanuel Macron arrived at the Agricultural Show amid a boycott by some agricultural unions over government policies.

The Paris Agriculture Fair 2023 marks a historic first as it opens without cattle, reflecting the impact of disease concerns, and amid a boycott by major farmer unions demanding better conditions for farmers.

The report from Il Giornale about Rai's journalist selection process has sparked outrage from Sigfrido Ranucci and the unions due to its use of the term 'deported.'