"Free DC." Washington DC walkout, Jan 20.

$2.50 an hour at Carnival Cruises "has got to be the worst labour exploitation we have ever seen." This is what billionaires will get away with if no one is looking.

Management says "this is not the outcome we had hoped for" as university on strike after recovery. Staff had endured job losses, dismantling of pension plan, wage rollbacks and increased workloads.

500 employees strike at clothing factory. When the sewing line produces more than the planned output because of overtime or performance pressure, the overperformance becomes the new standard

Protests erupt against Modi's anti-labour, anti-farmer policies: terminator seeds, privatisation, 12 hour days, weakened unions, rollback of safety

"Working 24 hours straight is extremely difficult." "Less suits, more white coats." Doctors on the march in Barcelona.

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Craig’s Cookies employees vote union after paid breaks removed. “The company is growing. It's incredibly successful. It's successful because of these workers.”

Thousands of miners lead general strike against IMF-imposed "adjustment" and privatization - hours of clashes with right-wing government

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Bethesda union members of CWA Canada Local 30111 welcome 60 producers, programmers, designers, artists, researchers, and development testers from Ubisoft Halifax

Government to "liberalize" economy, pushing for 12 hour workday in Argentina. Union members take to the streets.

Argentina government attacks right to strike and collective bargaining. "An attack on trade union rights is an attack on democracy itself."

Nationwide strike in Greece - while public servants struggle to afford living expenses, government allocating more than 21 billion euros to military economy

Maldives government arrests union leaders and migrant workers who were demonstrating in favor of local fishers

"Money for salaries, not weapons." National strike in Italy against rightwing budget. "People can't make it to the end of the month. This budget doesn't raise wages or allow people to retire."

Largest general strike in Portugal since 2013, against rightwing "reforms" that allow employers to fire employees more easily

Catering workers on strike because they can’t afford to feed their own families. Our members want to work and take pride in what they do, but refuse to be exploited.

Starbucks refuses to guarantee 2% raises - well below cost of living increases. Their CEO make millions. They can afford it.

165 id Software employees organize wall-to-wall union