Open Letter from Local Chinese Trade Union to Honda Motors Factory Workers Translation of an open letter from the official trade union of Honda workers apologising and…
Strikes at Air India to continue despite sackings Industrial action by workers is set to continue at the Indian airline despite the sacking of 58 workers and derecognition of two major unions…
Bangladeshi strike wave rolls on; rocks, papers and cloth Labour unrest continues[1] in diverse areas, including rock mining and the garment industry.
Strikes against Culture & Sport Glasgow Both today, Friday 28th, and on Monday 31st May nearly all of Glasgow’s museums, libraries and sport centres will be closed by industrial action.
Strike shuts Chinese Honda plants Honda Motor Company, Japan's second-biggest carmaker, halted production at its four Chinese auto plants after workers at a parts factory went on…
Unions hint at "general strikes" over austerity measures in Spain and Italy Spain's largest union Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) could call a general strike to protest against…
BA dispute: court drama, strike action and old-fashioned victimisation British Airways cabin crew have taken further industrial action in a dramatic battle with management…
BA strike: Workers' solidarity versus the bosses' law Leaflet about the banned and then un-banned strike by British Airways cabin crew in 2010 by the…
Journalists at Johnston Press to vote again on strike action Journalists at the Johnston Press Group are to be balloted again on industrial action after their management used a technicality to block a strike on May 19 by the NUJ.
1000 Vietnamese garment workers walk out Workers at a Hong Kong-owned clothing factory in Hanoi initiated a wildcat strike on Tuesday 18 May over below-minimum wages and other breaches in labor law.
Lebanon set for June general strike Unions are to launch a general strike in Lebanon on June 17 against regressive taxes by the government.
General Strike in Greece leads to mass walkout but very small marches The general strike in greece called by public and private sector umbrella unions has led to a mass walkout but demonstrations have been composed of very small numbers of protesters.