Page 30 - Worker Union News Today

Mental health, affordable housing and Maltese banking among issues discussed in GWU meeting with EP candidate Marija Sara Vella Gafa

On Saturday, a ‘Save Our Site’ public rally organised by the NI Communication Workers’ Union (CWU) will take place at the Diamond, Enniskillen.

Drivers working for Ola in Australia were notified via email about the sudden closure and were instructed not to accept passengers after April 12. 

The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) yesterday headed off a row with workers that would have resulted in industrial action, which was triggered by a decision of Canopy Insurance to impose a further 10 per cent increase in the cost for health...

It is sad when someone close to us gets sick. Even sadder is the fact that conflicts can arise because of the illness of that beloved someone.

President Yoon Suk Yeol said Tuesday that the government will inject state funds indefinitely to stabilize the prices of agricultural and livestock products until soaring consumer prices are controlled and the public sees them stabilize.

Unions threaten stir, say buses operated by private owners taking over facility

When Irish exiles needed a refuge, they swarmed to New York and established a hotbed of anti-British sentiment and activity that fed the flames of Irish freedom. The Great Famine in the 1840s forced millions of Irish out of Ireland, initially flooding the big cities of the east coast of America, especially New York and

Airport firefighters will strike on April 15 after arguing with Airservices Australia over safety standards and industrial tactics.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was elected with a two-term strategy to govern Australia, but what happens after that is a mystery.