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According to a Wall Street Journal story cited by news agency ANI, International Business Machines (IBM) has joined the tsunami of businesses making layoffs. It stated that the company would eliminate roughly 3,900 workers. The
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Following stalled talks over wage increases and retirement age extension, unionised workers at Hyundai Motors in South Korea eventually voted on Friday for possible industrial action. Considered one of the biggest unions in the country
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As the strike drags on for nearly four weeks, Metro Inc has filed an unfair labor practice complaint against Unifor, the union representing over 3,000 workers, alleging it isn’t bargaining in good faith. Unifor reiterated
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When your alarm goes off, do you frequently click the snooze button five, ten, or twenty times? Do you find it difficult to establish a daily routine? Do you find it a struggle to get
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Worker rights are the most controversial, yet the most basic form of human rights that each worker deserves. Each country around the globe has a set of rights that are offered to workers employed under
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The NHS is expected to encounter another winter of discontent as senior doctors announce their longest-ever strike action in October, amid a 48-hour strike on Thursday and another planned two days of industrial action on
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Workers at South32's Appin mine in Australia are expected to extend their strike as a result of a breakdown in negotiations between the union and the diversified miner. Following a failure to reach an agreement
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What are the jobs that pay the least? Despite the fact that your income can vary greatly based on your geographic area, your degree of expertise, the company you work for, and the minimum wage
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Construction of an unfinished residential complex run by Country Garden, China's largest real estate developer, has slowed down dramatically in the northern Chinese city of Tianjin, and worries are mounting among workers who haven't been
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Woodside Energy and unions are set to meet on Wednesday for a key round of discussions in a bid to avoid industrial action at North West Shelf, a major liquefied natural gas facility in Australia,
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