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After almost a year at the bargaining table, the contracts include across-the-board raises and additional job security for part-time lecturers.

This investigation comes after reports of firing and intimidating its workers on the job organizing a union.

House lawmakers call to investigate Apple stores in Houston and Kansas City over claims of unfair labor practices.

The expired contract between the union and Smithville was extended as talks over wages and health insurance costs continue.

    KBOO is looking for a community organizer to manage our membership department. Are you the right candidate?   Please, email your resume and cover letter to hiring [at] kboo [dot] org​. Apply by Friday, May 19 at midnight (PST).

In a rare move, the United States government has joined local and international human rights groups in their calls for justice for slain trade unionist Alex Dolorosa, saying that local authorities should bring to account perpetrators responsible for his death.

Manila and Washington are also focused on making sure “workers can organize freely and safely,” among joint efforts to advance human rights accountability.

The United States has condemned the killing of trade union paralegal officer Alex Dolorosa of the BPO Industry Employees Network in Bacolod City, stressing that impunity is “unacceptable.”

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DOZENS of Highlanders have added their voices to calls for the protection of workers rights – amid controversial Westminster moves to curtail them.