Archive

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Thousands take action against precarious workOct 08, 2009
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Secure jobs are the answer to crisisOct 07, 2009
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Global unions supporting Thai workers' October 7 actionsOct 06, 2009
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New report shows disadvantage faced by migrant workers in the metal industryOct 06, 2009
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Say no to more rights for "Private Labour Offices" in TurkeyOct 02, 2009
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A to Z: Action against precarious workSep 23, 2009
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Bosch and Brembo workers remain unitedSep 23, 2009
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A path to permanencySep 23, 2009
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Unions mobilizing against precarious workSep 02, 2009
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IG Metall demands a return to secure jobsAug 21, 2009
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Putting a stop to precarious work in EuropeAug 21, 2009
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Put permanent jobs first!Aug 11, 2009
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Workers call on ILO to improve rights of precarious workersJun 17, 2009
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Workshop on precarious employment urges action as financial crisis hits women, families hardestMar 26, 2009
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IMF highlights societal impacts of women's precarious workMar 06, 2009
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Korean metalworkers show solidarity in tough timesJan 27, 2009
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Precarious work can lead to poor mental healthOct 24, 2008
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Metalworkers mobilise against precarious workOct 06, 2008
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"Indonesian workers are not slaves"Aug 22, 2008
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Autoworkers in Iran launch strike to end use of contract workJul 08, 2008

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