Archive

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Putting a stop to precarious work in EuropeAug 21, 2009
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Strike at ArcelorMittal, MexicoAug 21, 2009
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Zimbabwean metalworkers campaign for payment of wage increasesAug 20, 2009
44.
Six die at shipbreaking yard in IndiaAug 20, 2009
45.
Put permanent jobs first!Aug 11, 2009
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Court delays Sinter Metal judgementAug 06, 2009
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Agreement reached, Ssangyong Motor sit-in strikers jailedAug 06, 2009
48.
Trade union solidarity mission to HondurasAug 06, 2009
49.
Bosch and Brembo workers on strike in IndiaAug 06, 2009
50.
In memoriam: Hans MayrAug 06, 2009
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UPDATE: Ssangyong Motor Plant on fireAug 05, 2009
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Water and electricity cut off at Ssangyong MotorAug 04, 2009
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Workers evicted at Pasta de ConchosAug 04, 2009
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Gerdau workers' committee demands safety policyAug 03, 2009
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Impact of FTAs on ChileAug 03, 2009
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Strengthening trade unions in ChileJul 30, 2009
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FSPMI pursues unpaid wages at motorcycle factory in IndonesiaJul 30, 2009
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Support striking workers at Vale in CanadaJul 29, 2009
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FSPMI meets with Toshiba Indonesia managementJul 29, 2009
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Sit-in strike intensifies as police surround Ssangyong MotorJul 21, 2009

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