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IndustriALL assistant general secretary Kemal Özkan shares why it is crucial to highlight and discuss workers’ situation and violations of their rights in Ukraine.  

On 13 June 2023, the Luxembourg Parliament (Chambre des Députés) adopted the law amending the Labour Code with a view to introducing a provision on the right to disconnect.

As a consequence of their fight for wage increases at least equal to inflation and improved job protections—demands shared by all workers, private and public sector alike—the dockworkers find themselves pitted in a direct political confrontation with the trade union-backed Liberal government, the repressive apparatus of the capitalist state and all corporate Canada.

Workers at the Sheraton Vancouver Airport Hotel walked out on strike on June 14

The organisers of "Democracia Viva", members of Revolución Democrática (RD) committed a grave sin in their attempt to take advantage of state funds for

Latest Virgin Islands (BVI) News on local community, politics, finance/business, culture and sports.

Jim Sinclair thinks unions are stuck playing a new game with old rules. That’s why the former B.C. Federation of Labour president wants to reshuffle the deck.

Sectoral bargaining could have a sweeping effect by letting unions negotiate for employees at multiple sites, even if they aren’t members.

When we talk about the termination of employment, Law no. 53/2003 - Labour Code republished contains some regulations regarding the dismissal of employees determined by the termination of employment. Thus, Article 65 of the Labour Code provides the following: dismissal for reasons unrelated to...

An employee in Luxembourg was fired when another employee inadvertently found sexually explicit photos stored on a work computer. The Luxembourg Court of Appeal has now provided...