Young migrant worker dies in industrial accident in Buan... Labor community demands thorough investigation
A young migrant worker died in an industrial accident in Buan, prompting calls from the labor union for a thorough investigation and preventive measures.
FATE: the union pushes for a law to reopen, and the company warned the Government about the safety of the radioactive material at the plant
The SUTNA union is advocating for legislation to reopen a FATE plant while the company alerts the government about potential safety risks pertaining to radioactive materials due to ongoing worker occupation.
Picketing: Turkish Airlines reiterates commitment to workers’ welfare
Turkish Airlines has reaffirmed its commitment to employee welfare following a shutdown of its operations due to picketing by the National Union of Air Transport Employees.
Meeting with union leadership on Thursday
A meeting with union leadership is scheduled for Thursday.
Agreement Reached on the Closure of GM Korea's Direct Service Centers, but Conflict Lingers
GM Korea and its labor union have reached an agreement regarding the closure of direct service centers, reducing operations in three specific locations, but underlying tensions remain as the company's future evaluations could lead to further closures.
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.
Jørn Eggum resigns from the United Federation of Trade Unions
Jørn Eggum has confirmed his resignation from the United Federation of Trade Unions, citing a mutual agreement regarding his departure.
How much does a metallurgical worker earn in March 2026
The salary of metallurgical workers in Argentina during March 2026 will be determined by an existing collective agreement between the workers' union and employers' associations.
Ontario teacher, education worker unions call for contract talks to start early
Ontario's teacher and education worker unions are urging the education minister to commence contract negotiations earlier than the statutory timeline to ensure classroom stability and student success.
The Riders of Landini
The article critiques the CGIL union's stance on worker rights, comparing its practices unfavorably to those of corporations like Deliveroo.
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.
Labor Conditions
Ecuador ranks as the third worst country in the world for workers, according to the 2023 Global Rights Index by the International Trade Union Confederation, highlighting severe labor issues such as forced long hours without breaks.
Salvini: “I will preemptively order the unions to stop strikes in air transport during the Games”
Italian Transport Minister Matteo Salvini announces plans to preemptively prohibit union strikes in air transport during the upcoming Olympic Games, following a meeting with worker representatives.
Union leader defends maintenance of Enel contract in SP and says termination harms the worker
Eduardo Annunciato, president of the São Paulo Electricians' Union, advocates for the continuation of the Enel contract in São Paulo, arguing its termination would adversely affect workers.
What we know about exploitation claims on luxury Carnival cruise ship
Allegations of worker exploitation surface against Carnival Cruise Line, prompting an investigation into onboard conditions.
Strange conditions in the layoffs of pharmacy workers – thousands of euros in fines for violations
Layoff notices for pharmacy workers have included unusual conditions set by employers, such as restrictions on competition and confidentiality, leading to potential fines for violations, as reported by the Pharmaceutical Union.
Strike: Union drops suit as Wike pledges no workers’ victimization
The organized labor has agreed to withdraw all legal actions and cease industrial action in the Federal Capital Territory after Minister Nyesom Wike assured there would be no worker victimization following the recent strike.
USA - Trump: Worker who received obscene gesture from the president placed on leave
A Ford worker, TJ Sambula, who shouted at President Donald Trump during his visit to an auto manufacturing facility, has been placed on leave by Ford, according to the UAW union.
Union backs Ford worker who traded insults with Trump during Michigan plant visit
The United Auto Workers union is supporting a Ford employee who clashed with President Trump during his visit to a Michigan plant, emphasizing the importance of freedom of speech and protecting workers from inappropriate behavior.
NYC hospital accuses nurses’ union of seeking protections for workers arriving drunk, high as strike begins
In New York City, as the largest nurses' strike in history commenced, Montefiore Medical Center accused the nurses' union of prioritizing their interests with demands for protections for nurses arriving at work intoxicated.
UK government should end rail outsourcing ‘racket’, says union
Rail unions are urging the UK government to end rail outsourcing, citing that private suppliers made significant profits while worker conditions suffer.