"We have concern and reservations that the Chinese might use the same methods in Pakistan," said Nasir Mansoor, deputy general secretary of National Trade Union Federation, Pakistan, the national trade union body.
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Britain's biggest trade union vowed to fight the factory closure.
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But Britain's biggest trade union Unite criticized the government's plans.
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Watson is due to meet trade union leaders on Tuesday.
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The trade union rejected this, the British outsourcing firm said.
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Rome, trade union CISL conference starts; ends on July 11.
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Rome, trade union CISL conference continues; ends on July 11.
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My craft is represented by a Trade Union that sets minimums.
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One was the Labour Party, the other the trade union movement.
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The FDSEA farmers' trade union claimed responsibility on their Facebook page.
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One trade union leader survived and later gave testimony against Bouterse.
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"We are increasingly concerned after reports that German plants are safe," the trade union source told Reuters, adding the head of the Unite trade union, Len McCluskey, was likely to meet Tavares in London on Friday.
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He was backed by the country's other big trade union, the CFDT.
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Not even Japan's trade-union leaders are calling for big wage increases.
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Trade union membership declined in many countries; the number of strikes declined.
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Mr Ramaphosa is a former trade union boss and anti-apartheid campaigner.
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DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - IG Metall, Germany's largest trade union called on Thyssenkrupp's (TKAG.
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Carteris was elected president of the SAG-AFTRA trade union in 2016.
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You may also find it through a trade union or other organization.
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Rome, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte meets national trade union representatives (2300 GMT).
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A Belgian trade union warned on Tuesday that Ryanair (RYA.
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The talks between management and the trade union Verdi are continuing, they said.
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Osram's trade union still rejects its plans, fearing a breakup of the company.
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However, the country's largest trade union and ANC-ally Cosatu backed Mkhwebane's position.
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If elites have fallen out of touch, trade union leadership is no exception.
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In Australia, a Cadbury chocolate factory was hit, a trade union official said.
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"The trade union... rejects forcefully and determinedly the proposals laid down," it said.
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This day's crop included Vagner Freitas, head of Brazil's most powerful trade union.
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Osram's trade union still rejects its plans, fearing a breakup of the company.
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Like us, they demand trade union recognition and a minimum wage per mile.
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LONDON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The head of Britain's biggest trade union Unite is likely to meet the CEO of Peugeot on Friday in London to discuss the potential takeover of General Motors' European operations, a trade union source told Reuters.
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As the rather disturbing finding of our most recent study suggests, active trade union members, who help recruit their work colleagues to the trade union, at times are the same who volunteer to organize coaches to go to Pegida marches.
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Trade union representatives and an energy ministry spokeswoman were not immediately available to comment.
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The trade-union movement was more concerned with rights for workers than land rents.
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German trade union Verdi has taken up the CWA's case with the Berlin government.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - German trade union Verdi called on workers at two Amazon (AMZN.
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The trade union Verdi said earlier the strike would be extended until Wednesday morning.
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A trade union source earlier told Reuters that GE planned some 1,000 job cuts.
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IG Metall, Germany's biggest trade union, on Tuesday said it would decide on Jan.
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Philippe Martinez, head of the far-left CGT trade union, called Macron's comment "scandalous".
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In one activity, the participants role-played as a trade union figure negotiating wages.
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But the approach has not been effective, Mr. Fairhurst, the trade union chairman, said.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The trade union that represents most workers at General Motors Co's (GM.
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South African finance trade union, SASBO, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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German trade union IG Metall on Monday rejected AMS's bid, saying it was not convinced.
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This gives the trade union movement a chance to reinvent itself for a new age.
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The Central Obrera Boliviana, the main trade-union federation, has fallen out with the government.
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The management of unit T-Systems and trade union Verdi due to resume labour talks.
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Expected attendees include trade union CISL Secretary General Anna Maria Furlan, ECB official Massimo Rostagno.
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Another wore a yellow vest of the CGT, the historically Communist-leaning trade union organization.
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In Congress today, there are as many rodeo announcers as there are trade union members.
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He launched South Africa's most powerful trade union, the National Union of Mineworkers, in 1982.
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It is that he sits on top of a trade union movement that is getting smaller, older and more concentrated in the public sector, and a trade union movement, moreover, that has nothing to say about the profound economic forces that are reshaping global capitalism.
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CFTC trade union representative Franck Don said the collective bargaining option would be on the agenda at a Jan 9 works council meeting, while CGT trade union official Jean-Pierre Mercier said such a move could make it easier for PSA to sack workers.
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The old private-sector trade union barons who dominated the party in the 1970s have disappeared.
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Expected attendees include Foreign Affairs Minister Enzo Moavero Milanesi, trade union CISL Secretary General Annamaria Furlan.
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The paper, however, dismisses the notion that trade union ownership and government control are mutually exclusive.
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"What's needed are secure public positions — jobs, not benefits," said Dario, a local trade union activist.
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In today's Russia the two largest trade-union organisations are affiliated with the pro-Kremlin parties.
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In Brussels, a European Commission spokeswoman said the trade union discussions were a Swiss internal affair.
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Mr Christie became legendary for public slanging matches with everyone from trade union bosses to hecklers.
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Vagner Freitas, who heads CUT, Brazil's biggest, pro-PT trade union, has threatened a general strike.
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In the 19th century, it was endorsed by both enlightened capitalists and moderate trade union leaders.
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Mr McDonnell has carefully worked-out plans for nationalising key industries and extending trade-union powers.
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He is supported by snarling activists in the Momentum campaigning group and the Unite trade union.
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The others will be a business and trade union engagement group and a parliamentary engagement group.
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In 2011, criminal gangs murdered the president of a migrant sex worker trade union in Peru.
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The rest are chosen by commissions composed of mass organizations, such as the trade union federation.
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I knew Bevin as a formidable working-class trade union leader and Leebaert has him right.
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He joined a trade union at 18 and the center-left Social Democratic Party at 20.
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"That's a scandal," Tim Roache, the leader of GMB, a major trade union, told BBC Radio.
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Civil society and trade union activists, journalists and minorities have organized to expand this democratic space.
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The decision was condemned by Equity, the UK's trade union for actors, stage managers, and models.
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Thirty-five years later, the American Women's Trade Union launched a successful campaign for women's suffrage.
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Union leaders said those involved in the violence were not affiliated with the trade union movement.
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Ramaphosa is a former trade union leader-turned-politician and one of South Africa's richest men.
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However, CFE-CGC trade union official Sebastien Crozier said the test phase had thrown up some problems.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French hard-left CGT trade union on Tuesday called for a nationwide strike on Dec.
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"It was never designed to function as a real trade union," says Geoff Crothall, CLB communications director.
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The press conference will be moderated by Sharan Burrow, General Secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation.
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Spanish trade union UGT has called on Iberia ground staff in Madrid to also strike on Aug.
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"Sweden is quite a small country," said Torbjorn Hallo, an economist at the Swedish Trade Union Confederation.
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After withdrawing from negotiations last summer the BMA, their trade union, returned to the table in December.
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"We are losing our best experts," said Zoran Savic, the president of Serbia's medical workers' trade union.
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Corporate executives are taking in 2628 times the average worker's salary, the nation's leading trade union says.
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His main rival, Stuart King, another young Blairite councillor, had trade-union support and more local endorsements.
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South Africa's largest trade union group, the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU), welcomed the news.
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"Trade was flourishing here before the war," said Kharbin Banybor, head of the Panyijiar County Trade Union.
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The trade union approved Air France's plans on Monday by a majority of just over 78 percent.
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Ramaphosa is a businessman and former trade union leader, and also one of South Africa's richest men.
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And, I bet you didn't know that some Tory MPs actually spoke against the Trade Union Bill.
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She comes from a long tradition of political involvement, particularly in trade union protests over workers' rights.
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Some 2,800 members of the Unifor trade union will vote Monday on whether to ratify the pact.
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"If Democrats think that trade union support is a slam dunk, they are sorely mistaken," Maravelias said.
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Lecce, confrontation between Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte and trade union CGIL Secretary General Maurizio Landini (1000 GMT).
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German trade union IG Metall had put forward the idea of merging Osram and AMS as equals.
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Britain's biggest trade union Unite said it was seeking urgent assurances over the future of the site.
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The party and its trade union allies have threatened to stage protests if Kem Sokha is arrested.
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Lecce, confrontation between Prime Minsiter Giuseppe Conte and trade union CGIL Secretary General Maurizio Landini (1000 GMT).
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Lecce, confrontation between Prime Minsiter Giuseppe Conte and trade union CGIL Secretary General Maurizio Landini (33 GMT).
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Typically, construction companies meet with each trade union every three years to hammer out the labor deals.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads England is now home to its first trade union for artists.
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Hence the case for another vote, which is now endorsed by many of Labour's leading trade-union backers.
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A second union, the Trade Union Congress (TUC), abandoned its strike plans in response to the court ruling.
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"The Trade Union Committee also does not influence the operations of Huawei Holding or Huawei Technologies," Jiang explains.
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The average trade-union member is now a woman in her 50s who works in the public sector.
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They are all, in various ways, closely allied to Mr McCluskey, Labour's most pro-Leave trade-union baron.
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But a political backlash meant that the contracted teachers were promised trade-union representation, just like ordinary teachers.
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Trade union Verdi has called for walk-outs at the two airports from 1500 GMT to 2100 GMT.
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Belgocontrol, the agency which handles Belgian air space, said it was seeking a solution with the trade union.
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Unemployable in industry, he turned to teaching trade-union studies, yearning for the tide to turn once more.
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UBS had originally planned to cut 60 jobs in Luxembourg but trimmed this number following trade union talks.
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The company also faced scrutiny from trade union officials who hoped to get Amazon to cooperate with them.
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The government hopes to persuade business and trade-union leaders to keep tight control of prices and wages.
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A former trade union organizer and key Mandela ally, he has been South Africa's deputy president since 2014.
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In office he combined the pragmatism of a trade-union leader with a determination to help Brazil's poor.
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YouTubers are outraged by demonetization and have teamed up with a European trade union to demand fairer treatment.
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In a statement the BNL trade union said the 2017-93 plan had been presented it on Wednesday.
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The Italian retail bank signed a trade union agreement on 2300 more voluntary redundancies, it said on Tuesday.
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A spokesperson said this assessment was based on quarterly inspections conducted by independent experts and trade union representatives.
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NEHAWU is one of the largest affiliates of the COSATU trade union federation, with more than 200,000 members.
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The law was proposed by a leading trade union, Solidarity, which says employees deserve the day of rest.
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A spokesperson for French trade union CGT told AFP that 218 refineries had voted to join the strike.
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A spokesperson for French trade union CGT told AFP that 262 refineries had voted to join the strike.
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The mine's trade union leader, Victor Mphore, takes a very different view, saying miners were being replaced by outsiders.
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The complaint carries more weight because it was sponsored by the trade union confederation, which includes the A.F.L.-C.
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They view Blair-era centrism as a historical aberration in a party created out of the trade union movement.
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But in January trade-union activists held demonstrations outside Tim Hortons restaurants in Ontario, the country's most populous province.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German trade union IG Metall on Monday said a first round of wage talks at Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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The steel trade union also added that post one year, normal rates of pay and pension contributions would resume.
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"Zuma should step down," said Sdumo Dlamini, president of trade union federation COSATU, which is an important ANC ally.
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I can guarantee you that your view will probably be different from that of a Chinese trade union official.
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"He is a man in a hurry and demanding," said Philippe Coutanceau, a representative of the CGT trade union.
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EDF Energy, the French utility's British subsidiary, said that discussions with its contractor and trade union partners were ongoing.
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Police and trade union leaders said more than two dozen people, including police, were injured in clashes on Wednesday.
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The French government reversed a decision to ban a trade-union march in Paris against its unpopular labour reforms.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian trade union FIOM said on Wednesday it feared a possible tie-up between Fiat Chrysler (FCHA.
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"This came at the request of Parat (trade union)," political adviser Peder Weidemann Egseth said in an emailed statement.
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"This came at the request of Parat (trade union)," political adviser Peder Weidemann Egseth said in an emailed statement.
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Wojciech Jaruzelski, Poland's Communist leader, cracked down on the country's budding Solidarity trade union movement and declared martial law.
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Meanwhile, Italy's trade union (FILT-CGIL) accused Ryanair of being "very impolite" and having no respect for Italian law.
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The social movements who agreed to the dialogue were organized under the Bolivian Workers' Center, a trade union federation.
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The Vida trade union later said talks had broken down after it had received "no serious offer" on pay.
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Instead, the quotation appears to be similar to words used in a 1918 trade union address by Nicholas Klein.
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The European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) welcomed the proposals and called for them to be translated into binding rules.
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Philippe Martinez, leader of French trade union the CGT, told reporters that the strike will not end this evening.
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Crowdsourcing platforms in Germany recently co-signed a code of conduct with IG Metall, the country's largest trade union.
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The TUC, Trade Union Congress, said as many as two in five new fathers were ineligible for shared parental leave.
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In prior eras, abolitionists, trade union members, and those pushing for civil rights had been regarded as extremists or troublemakers.
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Britain's biggest trade union Unite said it supported De La Rue's legal challenge as it was concerned about manufacturing jobs.
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"The nationalistic, patriotic, imperial sentiments hold sway," said Pyotr Zolotaryov, the boss of Unity, an independent trade union at Avtovaz.
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At the same time, as heavy industry declined in the West, trade-union membership fell and strikes became less common.
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A survey by a Chinese trade union in 2010 concluded that "the defining aspect of the migrant experience" is loneliness.
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The trade union leader-turned-businessman is expected to bring more political stability than his scandal-plagued predecessor Jacob Zuma.
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The trade-union federation that he helped establish, the Histadrut, became an essential building-block of the future Jewish state.
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Both the lobby group and a top trade union said they were concerned by the delay in the government's decision.
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Montserrat Mir Roca, of the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC), says the group welcomes the directive, but will "keep pushing".
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Trade union leaders were invited to Downing Street on January 24th for Mrs May's unique take on a charm offensive.
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IG Metall is a German union founded in 1949 with over 2 million members, making it Europe's largest trade union.
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Trade union officials say stronger wage growth is needed urgently to make up for several years of below-inflation rises.
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Labor Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio attends second day of trade union UIL national congress in Rome.
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The bank increased lending in Sweden and Norway in 2017, aided partly by an agreement with Sweden's TCO trade union.
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"It's a disaster for them," Dave Springbett, the regional officer for the Unite trade union, told me over the phone.
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The reorganisation will take up to two years to implement, Schaeffler said, and was criticised by UK trade union Unite.
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At her death, Ms. Limbach was working on a biography of her great-grandmother, Pauline Staegemann, a trade union pioneer.
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"Cuts in wages would be an act of self-destruction," Boguslaw Hutek, the head of KW's biggest trade union, said.
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Anastasia Vasilyeva, the head of Russia's Alliance of Doctors trade union, voiced the accusation in a video published on Thursday.
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Works councils exist to ensure key decisions aren't just made by the employer, according to the European Trade Union Institute.
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Trade union leaders and Yellow Vest organizers denounced the flood of donations amid the battle over the country's stark inequalities.
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The commission, which includes academics, politicians, environmentalists and trade union representatives, will visit coal sites in the Rhineland on Oct.
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PPC's trade union, one of the most powerful in the country, says the government is fire selling the "family silver".
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Dutch trade union FNV said production at the plant will be gradually reduced to 65 percent of capacity on Monday.
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I believe that every worker in this country deserves a living wage and that we expand the trade union movement.
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Mexico has yet to develop a free and democratic trade union movement, and that's at the heart of the problem.
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Unite, a trade union representing the workers, was quick to blame Brexit when the closure was initially reported on Monday.
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General secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation in Belgium Named one of the most influential women in Brussels by Politico in 2016, Sharan Burrow, an Australian who was once a schoolteacher, was the first woman to be elected general secretary of the international trade union confederation in 2010 and re-elected in 2014.
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PARIS, Sept 12 (Reuters) - French CGT trade union port workers will join a nationwide strike against French labour reforms on Sept.
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IG Metall, Germany's biggest trade union, has demanded wage increases of 5 percent for 3.8 million metals and electrics sector workers.
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Student protests and planned trade union strikes in the energy and port sectors next week nonetheless underscored the risk of contagion.
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That scenario would particularly alarm business leaders and trade union representatives who May is due to meet with later this week.
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But Ethiopia, with a population of 105 million, has a weak trade union movement, says the journal of labor and society.
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"It literally just started with a conversation," Shiri Shalmy, a representative of trade union United Voices of the World (UVW), recalls.
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A trade union, Intersindical-CSC, which had called for a general strike in Catalonia, said on Monday it had canceled it.
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The Trade Union Centre for Undocumented Migrant Workers helps undocumented workers who are owed money by employers or injured at work.
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Public sector unions — representing teachers, firefighters and the like — are the remaining bright spot in America's once-thriving trade union movement.
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Mr McCluskey now remains a trade union baron and Labour Party power-broker by garnering just 6% of the possible vote.
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He proudly recalls how one trade union tore up an offer of 4% wage increases, insisting that 2.5% would be adequate.
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They weren't part of a movement, or an art set or of a trade union of art in a big center.
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It should also push companies to sign better contracts with flexworkers, says Hannu Jouhki, head of the country's trade-union association.
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The pay structure change will also hurt many employees in the UK, the GMB, a major trade union, told the Guardian.
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"There's no doubt this latest round of cuts will hurt the bank's customers," said Lyn Turner, from the Unite trade union.
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Britain's largest trade union Unite said it would continue to consult with the company and fight to keep the site open.
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The strike was called by the hardline CGT trade union which is demanding wage increases and better working conditions for drivers.
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"There is a kind of renaissance of an economic aristocracy," said Ola Pettersson, chief economist at the Swedish Trade Union Confederation.
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The ban, announced on Thursday, follows a promise made by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in May at a trade union conference.
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The main business and trade union organisations support Britain's EU membership on economic grounds, as does most of the British establishment.
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"In his role as trade union head, it was natural for Stefan Lofven to support Swedish exports," spokeswoman Ingela Nilsson said.
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The Forsa trade union, which had called for such mediation, welcomed Ryanair's response and said it would recommend it to pilots.
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Trade union UFO has called for the walkout on what amounts to one in five of the carrier's planned 20.9041,000 flights.
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The British Medical Association, the doctors' trade union, has warned that the health service is facing its worst-ever winter crisis.
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Valdes Mesa has more experience in government then the president and was head of the trade union federation, among other posts.
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The country's second-largest trade union, unhappy with the proposed wage, organized a strike in April calling for a higher figure.
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A trade union source at the plant put current smelting production at 600,000 tonnes, with the rest of the plant closed.
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Dutch trade union FNV said on Monday production at Europe's biggest refinery will be gradually reduced to 65 percent of capacity.
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Meanwhile, Helsinki inspired Poland's workers to create a trade union and more people across the Soviet Empire to seek exit visas.
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The police trade union, Alliance, protested the decision, which, to it, proved that further reform of "legitimate defense" rules was needed.
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They cited extrajudicial killings and summary killings of children, people with disabilities, Indigenous people, trade union representatives and land rights activists.
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Fiesole (Florence), trade union Cisl holds round-table discussion on infrastructure with Infrastructure and Transport Minister Paola De Micheli (0830 GMT).
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Nelson Mandela turned to the former trade union leader when he needed a tenacious negotiator to lead talks to end apartheid.
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