Building workers on strike in Trinidad Contract workers hired for the construction of the continuous catalytic reactor (CCR) and the alti-acid plants at Petrotrin, Pointe-a-Pierre, yesterday downed tools for the second time in three days.
100,000 Bollywood workers on strike Workers in India's film industry have been the latest to join in the recent strike wave spreading the country.
Conciliation staff in one hour stoppage over pay More than 700 members of the Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) working for the conciliation service ACAS took part in a one hour strike…
Arrests of Korean trade unionists continue Following a wave of strikes, the South Korean government has unleashed a massive attack against the Korean Metal Workers' Union targeting more…
Anarcho-syndicalism in Puerto Real: From shipyard resistance to community control An account of resistance to shipyard closures in Puerto Real, Spain, that lead to community wide…
800,000 bank workers on strike in India More than 800,000 bank employees from 50,000 branches across India started a two-day strike Wednesday to oppose privatisation, merger and…
Vietnamese garment workers strike More than 200 workers of Korean-owned Takyung Vina Company, a garment processor in Ho Chi Minh City’s Hoc Mon District, went on strike Tuesday seeking payment of unpaid salaries.
Local government pay: unions cave in Following a sham "consultation" exercise UNISON negotiators, backed by Unite and the GMB, have called in government arbitrators ACAS to make a binding agreement which members will be unable to vote on.
Nationwide general strike in India The nationwide general strike in India has affected West Bengal, Kerala and Tripura almost completely and other States partially with industrial…
Scottish councils back on strike alone Local authority staff in Scotland are set to return to picket lines for another day after the employers refused to up their pay offer.
Workers at Royal Mail sites to strike next week Maintenance staff at Royal Mail facilities to strike over attacks on working conditions.
More wildcats in Vietnamese garment industry Some 2,000 workers at two foreign-owned companies have gone on strike, demanding better pay and allowances, company and union officials said Friday.