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Union leaders at state-owned South African freight logistics group Transnet said they planned to pursue a strike after their members rejected a 4% across-the-board wage hike offer.

Some 1,076 members of three Norwegian labour unions could go on strike on June 17 if wage talks fail, hitting oil exploration and other drilling services, the unions said on Friday.

A strike by workers for BHP's Escondida and Spence copper mines in Chile entered its fifth day on Monday, as the union awaited a decision by labor authorities over whether substitute workers the company called in are legal, a union leader told Reuters.

Researchers at an eastern Congolese volcano observatory on Saturday said they could have predicted the deadly eruption of Mount Nyiragongo in May if their work had not been impeded by alleged mismanagement and embezzlement.

By Reuters Staff Slideshow ( 2 images ) WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. Secretary Marty Walsh welcomed a “good, solid” jobs report on Friday and predicted more Americans would get back to work in the next couple of months as the coronavirus pandemic wanes with increased vaccinations. Walsh said in an interview with CNBC the jobs report shows U.S. President Joe Biden’s economic plan is working and “we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.” The tourism and hospitality industry is sh...

英求人雇用連盟（ＲＥＣ）と会計事務所ＫＰＭＧの調査によると、英企業の５月の正社員採用数は、記録が残る１９９０年代終盤以来の高水準となった。新型コロナウイルスのパンデミック（世界的大流行）から経済が速いペースで回復していることが示された。

A new generation of executives at the world's biggest asset managers is helping drive an uprising against Corporate America that environmental and social justice activists have long campaigned for.

Germany's Finance Ministry said on Monday it plans to reform the taxation of pensions after September's federal election, responding to the federal fiscal court's demand for an overhaul to avoid the double taxation of future retirement savings.

A strike by workers for BHP's Escondida and Spence copper mines in Chile entered its fifth day on Monday, as the union awaited a decision by labor authorities over whether substitute workers the company called in are legal, a union leader told Reuters.

U.S. President Joe Biden wants to boost the budget of a Department of Labor unit that investigates whether gig workers are misclassified as independent contractors and thus missing out on benefits they are entitled to.