Page 3 - Bus Workers News Today

SYDNEY, Australia—The indicators that preparations are being made for war are coming thick and fast. Previous governments have committed close to one-quarter of a billion dollars on so-called defense, but the items suggest war preparations coordinated with the U.S.

A wave of international visitors predominantly from the United States has poured into Mexico City's cafes, parks and AirBnbs as they work untethered

Unite and the GMB unions settled an 11.1 percent deal with the company last Wednesday. The unions immediately suspended the strike before workers had either seen the deal or balloted.

Workers, bus workers and barristers having taken industrial action this summer, its possible education and health workers will follow and that is before inflation hits the predicted peak of 13%. the bigger question is where will it end? let me brin: question is where will it end? let me bring you this news. another 283 people in six boats were brought to dover havent made it into uk waters, the french authorities stopped a boat which had got into difficulty and there were 63 people on board ther...

While workers are determined to fight on, the GMB union has indicated it is ready to secure a sellout deal with the company. At the same time, Unite has sabotaged a growing strike wave by opposing unified, collective action.

Survey shows many labor-force dropouts plan to maintain social distancing after pandemic, raising implications for economy

Unite’s refusal to challenge Arriva’s threats at Brixton is of a piece with its pro-company strategy throughout the dispute. With inflation surging towards its highest level in 40 years, Unite officials led by Sharon Graham continue to foist below-inflation pay deals on workers.

February's US jobs report shows the impact of omicron and receding government support has reduced worker’s ability to negotiate higher wages.

First Manchester bus workers should draw the lessons from the long list of disputes sabotaged by Unite.

American businesses take different paths after Supreme Court ruling against Biden mandate for big employers