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The South African Post Office is yet to release a statement.

WASHINGTON—Key lawmakers on worker rights’ issues—Senate Labor Committee Chairman Bernie Sanders, Ind-Vt., and Rep. Bobby Scott, D-Va.—introduced the newest version of the Protect the Right o Organize (PRO) Act on Feb. 28. Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer, D-N.Y.

WASHINGTON—Starbucks Workers United will increase its efforts to enlist the coffee chain’s customers as allies in its nationwide unionization drive. It already did so with a “Red Cup Rebellion” last Nov. 17.

Festive strikes have begun across Cumbria as long running industrial disputes continue.

WASHINGTON - The National Labor Relations Board majority decided in November that T-Mobile had set up a company union to counter the Communications Workers’ organizing drive among its thousands of call center customer service representatives. And since company unions are illegal under U.S.

WASHINGTON - The National Labor Relations Board majority decided in November that T-Mobile had set up a company union to counter the Communications Workers’ organizing drive among its thousands of call center customer service representatives. And since company unions are illegal under U.S.

SAN FRANCISCO (PAI)—No sooner had gazillionaire Elon Musk gobbled up Twitter than the reaction to his takeover of the influential giant social media platform began, as both workers—half of whom faced losing their jobs immediately—and civil rights and civic groups struck back.

ASTANA. KAZINFORM Kazakhstan will mark the Digitalization and IT Professionals Day on November 10, the PM’s press service reports.

Railway workers who are taking strike action are “fighting for the future of our industry” according to RMT regional boss, Craig Johnstone.

Dan Price appeared before court via video, during his arraignment. Gravity Payments CEO, an executive from a credit card company known for a previous decision to give all its employees a raise in their annual salary, is now facing misdemeanor charges in court.