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The union Parat has accused NHO and Spekter of suggesting illegal practices concerning part-time workers following a recent court ruling on overtime pay.

The Central Union of Greek Chambers of Commerce calls for catering businesses to be added to the list of industries that can hire seasonal workers from third countries due to labor shortages.

A conflict continues at Alytus Gymnasium following the firing of veteran ethics teacher Meilė Platūkienė due to complaints about her behavior, prompting calls for her reinstatement from the Lithuanian Education Workers' Trade Union and a boycott by some teachers.

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

Public transport services in Germany are disrupted due to warning strikes called by the Verdi union, causing frustration among many workers.

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 Nigerian Workers' Union, represented by the Nigeria Labour Congress, has voiced support for Cuba and condemned the U.S. blockade at a solidarity conference in Abuja.

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.

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.

A strike by the Verdi union in Germany's public transport sector is set to cause major disruptions as they demand better conditions for workers.

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.

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.

Judicial workers in Argentina have occupied a labor court building in protest against the transfer of jurisdiction of national labor justice to the city.

The European Railway and Infrastructure Managers' Community is protesting against the EU's revision of regulations allowing longer trucks in international transport, citing concerns for the railway industry's competitiveness.

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.

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

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.

Federal tax workers' union leader Kléber Cabral received support from the National Association of State Tax Auditors after he was summoned by Minister Alexandre de Moraes to testify concerning an investigation into alleged data leaks.

Sam Forstag, a smokejumper and union leader, is advocating for the rights of Forest Service workers in Montana following significant job cuts.

Raimundo Cardoso dos Santos, a 76-year-old from Brasiléia, Brazil, died from an electric shock while operating a water pump.

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 Chief of Cabinet, Manuel Adorni, criticized the labor union CGT during a national strike in Argentina, claiming their actions are detrimental to workers' freedoms.

Chief of Cabinet Manuel Adorni condemned union leadership for organizing a national strike, claiming it undermines democracy and negatively impacts workers.

Korean GM reached an agreement to retain all employees from its Sejong Logistics Center after significant pressure from the workers' union and public commitment from the government regarding labor rights.

The CGT labor union in Argentina has announced its fourth general strike against President Javier Milei's government due to proposed labor reforms, coinciding with a critical session in Congress.

Union membership in the US reached a 16-year high in 2025, with 14.7 million workers belonging to unions, despite efforts to diminish union power by the Trump administration.

Workers from the American Writers Guild of America (WGA) have initiated a strike, claiming their leaders are violating labor laws.

The Argentine Industrial Union expressed deep concern over the closure of FATE's tire plant and the resultant layoffs of 920 workers, emphasizing the broader economic impact beyond the company.

Alejandro Crespo, the leader of the Tire Workers' Union, is spearheading protests against the closure of the Fate factory, representing the workforce impacted by the layoffs.

The article examines SUTNA, the tire workers' union in Argentina, focusing on its leadership under Alejandro Crespo and recent workforce reductions.

A South Korean court ruled that the Cargo Workers' Union's request for specific cargo distribution percentages from companies is a legitimate exercise of their constitutional right to organize, and thus not subject to penalties under fair trade law.

The Chubu Electric Workers' Union has initiated wage negotiations without specifying amounts, following a fraud incident related to seismic data at the Hamaoka Nuclear Power Plant.

The Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees has issued a 72-hour ultimatum to FCT Minister Nyesom Wike to release the January 2026 salary allocations for the Kuje Area Council, threatening a shutdown if their demands are not met.

Ogun workers have issued a new ultimatum to the governor, demanding action on local government autonomy and operational conditions of the councils.

Rene 'N', leader of the Transport Workers Union, was arrested following a shootout in an Oaxaca bar and is linked to extortion and kidnapping charges.

Local government workers in Ogun State have given Governor Dapo Abiodun a seven-day ultimatum to address demands for local government autonomy and other issues or face industrial action.

The article discusses the power struggle between Elon Musk and the IG Metall union at Tesla's factory in Grünheide, highlighting the implications for Germany's labor model ahead of upcoming works council elections.

The Lagos chapter of the National Union of Road Transport Workers has inaugurated a motor park named after President Bola Tinubu, highlighting his influence since taking office.

Municipalities in Estonia are facing confusion over their classification on the education workers' union's blacklist, despite a promised increase in minimum salaries for teachers starting January 1st.

The La Fraternidad union is calling for the Central General Union of Workers (CGT) in Argentina to initiate an indefinite strike in response to proposed labor reforms that are viewed as detrimental to workers' rights.

A strike in Finland's private social services sector commenced on Tuesday, initiated by union JHL and rejecting a mediator's proposal.

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.

Sex workers at one of Nevada's oldest brothels are attempting to establish a union, marking a historic move towards labor rights within the industry.

Sex workers in Nevada are pushing for unionization to advocate for their rights in the only U.S. state where prostitution is legal.

The Fortaleza City Council approved a 4.76% salary increase for municipal workers, retroactive to January 1, following an agreement with the local public servants' union.

Employees of the Campina Grande city hall vacated the mayor's office after overdue salaries were paid following a union protest.

Municipal servants in Fortaleza, Brazil, will receive a 4.76% salary increase in 2026, as part of an agreement reached between the city government and the workers' union.

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.

The STASY workers' union clarifies that a health incident at Ambelokipi Metro was managed entirely by a trained station master, countering claims of police or passenger interference.

Negotiations aimed at resolving ongoing conflicts between employees and management at Dino chain stores have stalled, with union representatives expressing disappointment over the lack of meaningful discussions during the meeting.