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Because the us offering britain a kind of a membership without Voting Rights for these two years so the brits would have to pay and would have no rights. To vote in brussels and after that in march then the negotiations about a trade deal and the further relationship after to transition period should start and its not clear where this will lead to because theres no current aim the British Government has has named to the European Union but they really want to achieve so this is seems to be very c...

Retail workers should place no faith in the Verdi trade union, which has once again welcomed a supposed “saviour” for Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof and is actively assisting in imposing redundancies and closures.

Confronted with the loss of thousands of jobs, 10,000 steel workers from Thyssenkrupp and HKM are holding a joint works meeting on April 30 in Duisburg.

A birthday dinner former union business manage John Dougherty, and gifts to relatives, were allegedly paid with union funds. 

Stagnant pay and hazardous conditions have driven autoworkers at the Big Three to organize.

For months, not a week has gone by without the automotive supply industry announcing hundreds of redundancies and the closure of entire plants. The workers affected confront not only ruthless managers but also the IG Metall union and its factory representatives.

The union to which many of the store workers belong, Verdi, does not represent their interests but those of the owners and shareholders. To defend their jobs and rights, and retain these well-loved stores, department store workers must establish independent rank-and-file committees.

The second online public meeting of the Postal Action Committee unanimously passed a resolution that begins with the words, “The second ballot was one big scam to push through cuts in real wages.”

Results already in from the first direct leadership election in the UAW’s 88-year history present a sharply divided leadership.

The presidential runoff vote count starts March 1, but results already in from the first direct leadership election in the UAW’s 88-year history present a sharply divided board.