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New York Times Tech Guild Goes on Strike Before Election Day
By Saumya V. on November 9, 2024 |
East
The New York Times Tech Guild, which builds and maintains critical programs and creates popular online games such as Wordle, voted to strike just before...
WFTU Solidarity Statement with the Indefinite Strike of the Workers of Ready-Mixed Concrete Factories in Cyprus
By WFTU on November 8, 2024 |
International
The World Federation of Trade Unions, representing 105 million workers in 130 countries of the 5 continents joins its voice with the workers of ready-mixed...
CANADA: Unifor Files for Conciliation with Canadian Pacific-Kansas City Railroad
By Jerry Ginsberg on November 8, 2024 |
International
Unifor, Canada’s largest private sector union, has filed for conciliation in its negotiations with a major Class 1 Railroad in the country, Canadian Pacific Kansas...
Union Militants Meet To Chart The Future Direction Of The Teamsters Union
By Karl OK on November 7, 2024 |
National
CHICAGO, IL—From November 1st - 3rd Teamsters For a Democratic Union (TDU) held its annual Convention in Chicago. Over 600 rank-and-file union activists, more than...
The WFTU on the 107th Anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution
By WFTU on November 7, 2024 |
International
The World Federation of Trade Unions (WFTU) honors the 107th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution. One hundred and seven years ago, the world...
UE: Labor Movement Must Unite Working Class to Resist Corporate Agenda, Fight for Real Solutions
By UE on November 6, 2024 |
National
Statement of the UE officers For over half of a century, working people in the U.S. have seen stagnating wages, worsening working conditions, the loss...

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UK: RMT renews National Rail Strike mandate for another 6 months

UK: RMT renews National Rail Strike mandate for another 6 months

By Worker Wire Services on November 16, 2022 |

RMT Press Office: Rail union RMT today announced it had beaten the anti-trade union laws yet again with a stunning mandate for more strike action on the railways. Across both Network Rail and 14 train operating companies, the average turnout…

URUGUAY: Partial strike against pension reform and the model of inequality, in defence of rights.