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The Dublin Lockout, often recorded as the most severe labor dispute in Ireland’s history, happened on August 26, 1913.

The GWU has suspended industrial action for LESA officials after collective agreement talks resume • Wardens were not issuing fines

Industrial action by LESA wardens has led to a situation where building development projects have had to stop because traffic cannot be diverted and roads canno

The average cost of the Household Food Basket has increased by R78,92 (1,7%), from R4 609,89 in May 2022, due to the drastic increase in the cost of living.

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Thursday. Times of Malta reports that the courthouse in Gozo is to be in line with health and safety

The Zimbabwe Passengers Company ZUPCO has hiked fares once again.In a statement released today, ZUPCO has announced that..

The following are the main stories in Wednesday’s newspapers. Times of Malta says a new study by Caritas found that the average family of four is spendin

Spanish shop workers at Douglas strike against threat to 1,000 jobs, while bus drivers walk out in Zaragoza over collective bargaining; unions capitulate to Finnish government’s strike-breaking against pay stoppages by 100,000 municipal workers and nurses; UK Chep pallet production workers in five month pay strike are voting in a ballot to continue their struggle; South African Sibanye-Stillwater gold mine strike over pay enters week seven as unions delay calling out platinum miners

The head of the TUC, who retires in December, leaves a union movement stronger for her place in it

In Proposal 193 of the Labour Party manifesto there is a promise to introduce mandatory trade union membership and a pledge to start discussions with the social