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To mark International Women's Day 2023, ILO's experts have commented on the issues and complexities that women face in the workplace around the world…

More than 80 Shop Stewards will have an opportunity to bolster their skills in industrial relations as they participate in a training programme at the  Antigua and Barbuda Workers’ Union over the next few months.  The first in the series of training workshops commenced on Monday and was specially geared…

Three former employees of the Halifax bike shop say they were each fired or quit after repeatedly sharing workplace concerns and feeling unheard.

Ray Haynes, who guided the BC Federation of Labour through years of battles, died Monday.

Deputy Minister of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs Nguyen Thi Ha has called on the US to enhance labour cooperation with Vietnam during a recent meeting with visiting US Trade Representative (USTR) Katherine Tai.

Most people in Lithuania have a day off on February 16, State Restoration Day. If you are working, here’s what you need ...

Opinion: “Bill-5 forces most of the government’s in-house lawyers into a union they did not choose and prevents them from forming the one they do want."

A new law on social dialogue has recently been adopted in Romania, Law No 367/2022 on social dialogue ("Law No. 367/2022"), repealing the previous regulation, Law No. 62/2011.

Regulations making remote work an officially recognised mode of working have become binding after Andrzej Duda, the Polish president, signed them into law.

In Looking Ahead in 2023, we explore the most important legislation, litigation, regulations and trends nationwide that may impact businesses in…