Over 1000 lawyers, in 42 states, trained to do pro bono work for federal employees being attacked by DOGE. “We are still operating as though there is a rule of law”
EU plan to end Russian oil and gas imports due out in May
EU plan to end Russian oil and gas imports due out in May
"When radical things happen, only fools do not become more radical."
Hong Kong: airline gives CEO 35% raise while lower level employees still dealing with pay cuts and other detrimental changes since pandemic
Greek general strike: employees push for return of bargaining rights scrapped as part of international bailouts
Cyprus: management terminates employee for asking for raise mere days after collective organizing
India: Samsung management retaliates after hundreds of union members allegedly try to force entry into management offices from lobby
Senegal: management fires over 100 truck drivers after they asked for protective equipment
Trump ending collective bargaining for federal workers: Canadian remembers their own wildcat strike of 1965, which ultimately secured collective bargaining rights for public sector employees
Postal employees rally against DOGE: "It’s about rich versus poor. Who built this country? It wasn’t people in suits. It was people in coveralls."
South Korea: union members strike for impeachment of president. Government declares political strike illegal.
Canada: DHL seeks to decrease work-from-home and force logging of bathroom use
Microsoft Romania: first CBA signed in leading multinational tech company
UK: three strikebreakers dismissed by management after talking to picketers. They join strike
CWA starts new direct-join union for all video game workers, including unemployed ones. "We can no longer expect to rely on traditional legal frameworks..."
Denmark: government plans to hand postal service to private monopoly that uses precarious employees. Union expects further price increases and service deterioration.
Chile: Metro work week decreased from 45 to 40 hours - "we are supporting the principle that we work to live, not the other way around."
"Uberfication" encroaching on teaching profession, including at Oxford, leaves teachers scrambling for precarious work
Amazon management fires employees for social media posts, pays "ambassadors" to counter all posts and comments from customers, influencers, and policymakers regarding working conditions
