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Chee Hong Tat to be appointed NTUC deputy secretary-general Toggle share menu Advertisement Chee Hong Tat to be appointed NTUC deputy secretary-general Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry Chee Hong Tat speaking to the media on Jul 14, 2020. (Photo: Zhaki Abdullah) 07 May 2021 12:10PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Senior Minister of State for Transport and for Foreign Affairs Chee Hong Tat will join the labour movement as the deputy secret...

COURTESY OF ELIZABETH BARBUSH Gresham stands before boarded-up homes that EBDI promised to renovate. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video “There were many opportunities to do the right thing, to make a difference for those families whose lives will never be the same. The pain and the horror of the whole process, of being relocated and displaced, of gentrified community — you can’t ima...

Wearing mandatory masks and holding permits that allowed them to circulate, more than 20 representatives of Chile’s major unions tried to persuade spe

Housing Our Neighbors and United Workers are urging Mayor Brandon Scott to extend and expand hotel contracts to house the homeless through the rest of the pandemic.

Groups like United Workers (members shown here at a 2018 rally) were instrumental in campaigning to create the citys Affordable Housing Trust Fund and pressuing the city to fund it. Now, the fund has made its first awards to community land trusts — a key pillar in Baltimore activists vision for development without displacement. (Photo courtesy United Workers) Sometime later this year, or early next, the South Baltimore Community Land Trust will cut the ribbon on its first project: eight new,...

Your Turn: The Spanish flu pandemic of 1918, from New London to Norwich A Navy truck filled with sailors and enlisted women rides down State Street on Nov. 11, 1918, soon after the armistice ending World War I was signed. The celebration occurred as the region was experiencing a pandemic that became known as the Spanish Flu. (photo courtesy of the Public Library of New London) Published January 28. 2021 12:01AM  Vivian F. Zoe, Special to The Times Editor’s Note: This is part one of a two-par...

About 200 staff at Peters' factory in Melbourne will stop doing overtime from Friday in protest at the company's pay offer.

The United Workers Party is taking a social media post made by a rival supporter seriously and has released a statement calling...

>> they are unable to defend the indefensible, and so, the republicans are arguing about cosmetic procedural matters. >> the next witness has first-hand knowledge of the ukraine discussions. "there was no quid pro quo." the state department will not appear for a previously scheduled session. >> bret: the dow lost 23. the s&p 500 resolved 6. the nasdaq fell 24 and a half. there is some good news. due to an agreement for general motors. good evening, susan. >> good evening, bret. workers are close...

[♪] aishah: live from "americas news headquarters," im aishah hasnie. the united workers auto union goes on strike against general motors. they are said to be far apart on several issues. the automaker is offering better wages and a profit sharing plan. oxycontin pharma filed for bankruptcy protection in federal court in new york. they reach an agreement in principal worth up to $12 billion to settle some lawsuits. humberto is 785 miles west of