Archive

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IMF raises rights abuse issues with PutinJul 17, 2009
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Demanding justice at Pasta de ConchosJul 14, 2009
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Mexican government must cease attacks on mineworkersJul 13, 2009
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Solidarity mission in MexicoJul 08, 2009
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IMF Congress highlights featured in the latest issue of Metal WorldJul 06, 2009
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Metalworker unions in Asia united in fight for job securityJul 06, 2009
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Strike ends at Kawasaki, ThailandJul 06, 2009
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IMF creates strike fund for Indonesian Toshiba workersJul 03, 2009
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Affiliates increase pressure on Sinter MetalJul 03, 2009
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German unions call for a sustainable response to crisisJul 03, 2009
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The Honduran people resistJul 02, 2009
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Improving occupational health and safety in the BalkansJul 01, 2009
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Trade unions at Fiat Group pursue global actionJun 25, 2009
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Sidelpa closure puts 400 out of workJun 25, 2009
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Parliamentary delegation to visit MexicoJun 23, 2009
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IMF's Union Roadshow screened at film festivalJun 18, 2009
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Workers call on ILO to improve rights of precarious workersJun 17, 2009
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IMF argues against job losses at OECD Steel CommitteeJun 11, 2009
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Financial crisis intensifies attacks on workers' rightsJun 11, 2009
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Precarious work is focus of 2009 labour film festivalJun 10, 2009

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