Archive

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Industrial unions demand jobs focus at G20 meetingSep 21, 2009
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Unions mobilize in solidarity with Opel workers in AntwerpSep 18, 2009
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Jobs saved at Fiat plantSep 18, 2009
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Leader of Colombian union Sintratucar receives death threatsSep 17, 2009
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Subcontracting in BrazilSep 17, 2009
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Mexican miners reach agreement with ArcelorMittalSep 14, 2009
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Cutting Emissions, Transforming JobsSep 09, 2009
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It's business as usual: the World Bank says that increased social protection schemes are anti-businessSep 09, 2009
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German metalworkers call for secure jobsSep 08, 2009
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SKF workers tackling financial crisis togetherSep 07, 2009
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Unions mobilizing against precarious workSep 02, 2009
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Global union network at Tata Steel establishedSep 01, 2009
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Thousands lose jobs as Toyota closes plant in CaliforniaSep 01, 2009
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Making the Global Jobs Pact realAug 31, 2009
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Dispute at Toshiba Indonesia resolvedAug 27, 2009
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IMF-EMF Communicators to debate global union campaigningAug 26, 2009
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Greening America with good jobsAug 26, 2009
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Protecting labour rights in World Bank funded projectsAug 26, 2009
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Improving OHS at ArcelorMittalAug 24, 2009
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IG Metall demands a return to secure jobsAug 21, 2009

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