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Today in History for Sept. 29: On this date: In 1547, Miguel de Cervantes, Spanish poet, playwright and novelist, the creator of "Don Quixote," was born. In 1560, King Gustav I of Sweden, founder of the Vasa dynasty which ruled until 1818, died.

The skulls included hundreds from protected primates, customs officials said.

The skulls included hundreds from protected primates, customs officials said.

What will the impacts of ever more sophisticated AI be on labour?

The following the founding statement of the USPS Rank-and-File Committee, which was established in a meeting held September 3 to organize a fight against the Postal Service’s attack on jobs and wages, and the collusion of the postal unions bureaucracy.

Postal workers confront a barrage of revisions to terms and conditions agreed by the CWU executive in April, as part of the Business Recovery, Transformation and Growth Agreement with Royal Mail.

The U.S. Postal Service informed 45,000 mail carriers they won't receive paychecks Friday and the check is not in the mail.

The National Association of Letter Carriers held a rally at Fountain Square Wednesday to say "enough is enough" when it comes to unprotected workers

Victimised workers have told WSWS they regard the Falconer Review as a “smokescreen” to get their cases off the table while the company and CWU implement their rotten agreement against the entire workforce.

“My husband was dismissed in June for totally made-up charges by his bosses. He had over 31 years’ service and an unblemished record.”