Archive

1.
Another worker dies at a Grupo Peñoles mineJul 07, 2011
2.
Metal sector strike in South AfricaJul 06, 2011
3.
Judgement stops blocking union access to workers in AustraliaJul 02, 2011
4.
New cooperation delivers union organizing results in IndiaJun 20, 2011
5.
Gerdau workers hold minute of silenceJun 20, 2011
6.
Union organizing undermined by Excellon ResourcesMay 31, 2011
7.
Peruvian mine workers to go on strikeMay 28, 2011
8.
Mine safety in PeruMay 23, 2011
9.
Organizing mining workers in PeruMay 18, 2011
10.
14 die in coal mining explosion in MexicoMay 09, 2011
11.
Ratification of labour standards stall as national elections take place in ThailandMay 05, 2011
12.
Collective agreement at CODELCO in ChileApr 26, 2011
13.
Murdered Mexican steelworkers honouredApr 21, 2011
14.
ThyssenKrupp CEO for Italy convicted on deathsApr 20, 2011
15.
Dutch Unions Agree to ‘Trendsetting’ Terms in Light Metals, Electric SectorApr 14, 2011
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Steelworkers Achieve Exemplary Labour Pact with ArcelorMittal in QuébecApr 14, 2011
17.
Norsk Hydro’s Worker Reps Talk with Trade Unionists in BrazilApr 13, 2011
18.
Protection Contracts at center of ILO debateApr 07, 2011
19.
Trouble at a ArcelorMittal site in Brazil as local union not invited to meetingMar 31, 2011
20.
Steelworkers form ‘Unity Council' for Evraz steel workersMar 30, 2011

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