1,300 Toyota employees arrested 1,300 employees at Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM), were arrested on Saturday as they gathered at the State Labour Secretary's office after buses failed to pick them up from work.
Workers at third US Starbucks go union In New York City at the end of last year Starbucks baristas and supporters wearing union pins and hats surrounded the store manager at the Union Square location in Manhattan tonight to announce their membership in the IWW Starbucks Workers Union.
New York transit strikers reject offer New York City transit workers rejected bosses' offer after their illegal three-day strike last month.
Bees United - supporters take over Bees United, the Brentford Supporters Trust, took over struggling Brentford Football Club in a buy-out on Friday.
Sex workers: GMB wins first ever unfair dismissal case An employment tribunal has just found that GMB member Mrs Irene Everitt, who worked on live adult chat lines, was unfairly dismissed by her employer Datapro Services Limited.
India Toyota 'good conduct' offer to locked-out wildcats Toyota said it will end a 12-day lockout at its plant in Bangalore, India if employees sign a 'good conduct' pledge.
Iranian bus drivers arrested after no fares action Fourteen leaders of Tehran’s transport workers’ union were arrested last month after staging a no-ticket action (when bus drivers refused to collect fares) against Sherkate Vahed, a state owned bus company, to demand higher wages.
Heathrow building workers set to strike again A second strike by workers building Terminal 5 at Heathrow Airport looks set to go ahead.
£5bn city academies among worst schools Half of the government's city academy schools are among the "worst performing schools" in Britain.
The poverty of philosophy - Karl Marx This 1847 book by Karl Marx was a direct answer to J. P. Proudhon's The Philosophy of Poverty.
