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PALESTINE: WUC-P Statement on Trump Statements About Displacing the Palestinian People
By Worker Wire Services on February 6, 2025 |
International
In response to the US President's Statements About Displacing the Palestinian People The Palestinian Trade Union Coalition considers Trump’s statements to be nothing but a...
WFTU Strongly Condemns Trump’s Statements on the Displacement of Palestinians from Gaza
By WFTU on February 5, 2025 |
International
The World Federation of Trade Unions strongly denounces and condemns Trump’s statements on the displacement of Palestinians from Gaza. This statement constitutes a continuation of...
HAITI: CATH Letter to CODEVI Management
By Worker Wire Services on February 4, 2025 |
International
Mr. Manager, The General Secretariat of the CATH notes with indignation the inhumane way in which CODEVI has treated its workers. The treatment inflicted on...
LUEL Statement on the NLRB’s Ban on Captive Audience Meetings
By LUEL on February 3, 2025 |
LUEL
Last month, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) finally made a decision in the series of cases filed against Amazon by the Amazon Labor Union...
Making the Case for Public Rail Ownership
By Worker Wire Services on January 31, 2025 |
National
The toxic rail derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, was a symptom of a privatized rail system that prioritizes profit over public safety by Adam Barrington,...
The National Writers Union declares itself a “Sanctuary Union.”
By National Writers Union on January 30, 2025 |
National
Editor's Note: The following is a resolution passed by the National Writers Union. We declare that we — Will protect the rights and safety of...

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WFTU statement on the workplace homicide in Turkey

WFTU statement on the workplace homicide in Turkey

By WFTU on October 16, 2022 |

The World Federation of Trade Unions expresses its sadness and indignation for the fatal accident in Bartın Amasra coal mine in Turkey that cost the lives of tens of miners who are sacrificed for the sake of profit. According to…

New organizers hope to shake up NALC