Mulunga labour dispute returns to arbitration

Indian envoy Kwatra discusses trade ties with US House panel

The meeting comes against the backdrop of the negotiations between the two countries to finalise an interim bilateral trade agreement

Mexico’s week in review: A historic World Cup win and a USMCA reckoning

After a major win over Ecuador on Tuesday, it was back to business on Wednesday as the United States told Mexico and Canada that it won't extend their six-year-old trilateral trade pact past its expiration date. Here's what else happened this week. The post Mexico’s week in review: A historic World Cup win and a USMCA reckoning appeared first on Mexico News Daily

Striking Oxfam workers stage “big head” action to call employer back to the table

Workers at Oxfam Canada represented by CUPE Local 2722 have been working without a contract since March of 2025. The post Striking Oxfam workers stage “big head” action to call employer back to the table appeared first on rabble.ca.

After Janus, Unions Still Trying To Keep Workers in the Dark

After Janus, Unions Still Trying To Keep Workers in the Dark

New York Times Countersues U.S. Over Claim It Discriminated Against White Male Employee

The publication accuses the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission of filing a lawsuit in retaliation for its reporting.

Editorial: ALP must use union links to settle strike

It is time for Labor to stand up to the unions and act on behalf of WA and the nation.

Labour Tribunal orders Quebec paramedics to maintain essential services

Ambulance cooperatives and companies prevailed; the Administrative Labour Tribunal (TAT) ordered the paramedics’ unions, which were set to launch new labour actions, to withdraw their call for action and to comply with the list of essential services on which it had already ruled. Several paramedic unions in Quebec were set to escalate their pressure tactics [] The post Labour Tribunal orders Quebec paramedics to maintain essential services appeared first on CityNews Montreal.

Turkmenistan’s exchange reports rise in external trade quotations

Turkmenistan’s exchange reports rise in external trade quotations

New Union Disclosure Rule Takes Effect After AFL-CIO Loses First Court Bid

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IL parents can’t sue teachers unions over illegal strikes: Appeals panel – Legal Newsline

And the appeals court said the unions may also be allowed to turn around and demand payment from the parents who sued them for allegedly attempting to use the courts to punish unions for their speech publicly defending their allegedly illegal labor actions.

Business : Mexico, U.S. Remain At Odds Over Trilateral Trade Agreement

Business : Mexico, U.S. Remain At Odds Over Trilateral Trade Agreement

Dream job? Two men are being paid to watch every World Cup game

Dream job? Two men are being paid to watch every World Cup game

This Day in Labor History: June 27, 1993

On June 27, 1993, the A.E. Staley Company in Decatur, Illinois chose to lock out its workers unionized with the Allied Industrial Workers of America in order to bust the union. This led to a two-year campaign to try and not only save these workers’ jobs and union contract, but to save American labor after [] The post This Day in Labor History: June 27, 1993 appeared first on Lawyers, Guns Money.

Ternium Looks Like A Bargain Despite Ongoing Economic Uncertainties

Ternium Looks Like A Bargain Despite Ongoing Economic Uncertainties

Indonesia, Singapore negotiate pricing for green power exports

Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), Bahlil Lahadalia, informed that negotiations are underway on the price ...

USTR’s Confused Defense of Section 122 Tariffs

By Bryan Riley.

Canadian autoworkers union Unifor sets bargaining deadline with Ford

DETROIT -- Canadian autoworkers union Unifor set a bargaining deadline of July 10 for contract talks with Ford Motor Co. as the labor group seeks stability amid crisis for members affected by layoffs, U.S. tariffs and the ongoing review of the ...

Labor’s reform outlook cools before long winter break

Controversial changes to both the tax system and the NDIS are under negotiation as Labor tries to land a deal with the Greens before parliament breaks.

The Myth of Unifying the Union

The Myth of Unifying the Union

ASSOCHAM signs MoU with Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment to boost bilateral trade

New Delhi [India], June 24 (ANI): The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI) to boost bilateral trade and strengthen historical economic ties between the two nations. The agreement focuses on expanding private sector cooperation and identifying new investment channels, with a particular em

Uganda : Museveni crosses swords with opposition over Buganda land tenure

The controversy continues: By calling for a radical overhaul to settle disputes over land ownership in mid June, the new [...]

SA nurses: vote No, stay union and strike back

After their long running “Respect” campaign, which recently saw two 24-hour hospital strikes, public sector nurses and midwives in South Australia are furious at the settlement that their union’s leadership is recommending for a Yes vote. Labor Premier Peter Malinauskas boasted on social media that the agreement provides “a 16 per cent pay rise over [] The post SA nurses: vote No, stay union and strike back first appeared on Solidarity Online.

Details of NFL-UFL arrangement for underperforming officials are still being worked out

The new labor deal between the NFL and the NFL Referees Association puts a premium on competition — and accountability.

One Nation surges past Labor and Coalition in Victoria poll

One Nation has overtaken both Labor and the Coalition in Victoria for the first time, as Premier Jacinta Allan's approval rating falls to a record low. The latest RedBridge polling shows Labor and the Coalition tied on a primary vote of 26 per cent each, while One Nation leads with 27 per cent. The survey of more than 5,000 Victorians was conducted after Jacinta Allan narrowly survived a leadership challenge. The poll also shows Ms Allan's net favourability has dropped to minus 42 per cent, making her one of the least popular state leaders in Australian history.

Heap Submits Settlement Proposal to Supervisors Following Arizona Supreme Court Decision

Heap Submits Settlement Proposal to Supervisors Following Arizona Supreme Court Decision

Afghanistan and China sign trade cooperation agreement

The Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI) and the Qingdao International Exhibition Center of China have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to expand trade cooperation and organize joint exhibitions and business meetings. The MoU was signed on the sidelines of the International Manufacturing Machinery Exhibition in the presence of officials from the Afghanistan [] The post Afghanistan and China sign trade cooperation agreement first appeared on Ariana News | Afghanistan News.

MUT, University sign collective agreement for Junior College teachers

The collective agreement will give better working conditions and wages to around 160 academic members of Junior College

The USMCA Misses Its World Cup Window of Opportunity

Amid a thrilling edition of the World Cup jointly hosted by the U.S. Mexico and Canada, the U.S. announced it would not renew the trade deal. The post The USMCA Misses Its World Cup Window of Opportunity appeared first on World Politics Review.

B.C. nurses issue 72-hour strike notice

This comes after the rejection of a tentative agreement reached between the Nurses’ Bargaining Association (NBA) and health employers.

GTA 6 Devs Ask Rockstar To Recognize Their Union Before The Game Launches

The labor fight erupted last fall amid the sudden firing of several staff

Opinion | Revitalizing workers’ unions: Strengthening the voice of civil service workers

Trade unions and professional federations are established to defend workers’ rights and welfare, provide collective The post Opinion | Revitalizing workers’ unions: Strengthening the voice of civil service workers appeared first on Radio Tamazuj.

Piyush Goyal Denies Report of India Rejecting Interim US Trade Deal, Says Talks Were ‘Fantastic’

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has dismissed reports claiming India rejected a quick interim trade agreement with the US, calling them 'completely false, baseless and misleading.' He said his meetings with US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer were 'fantastic' and reaffirmed that both countries remain committed to negotiating a balanced and commercially meaningful trade agreement.

Pilbara miners to strike for first time in 40 years after BHP ‘stonewall’ pay deal

The unions claim their hand was forced by BHP’s ‘US-style’ stonewalling tactics during pay negotiations for its workers.

U.S. and Iran clash, putting fragile deal under growing strain

Each of the warring sides has accused the other of violating the agreement reached two weeks ago to end the 4-month-old conflict.

NCLT orders overhaul of Dreams Mall ownership, cancels excess shares held by Wadhawan group

Earlier during the proceedings, the tribunal had expressed concern that the Wadhawan group could regain effective control of the company because of its majority shareholding, even though that shareholding itself was under challenge.

US delegation leaves from Vanijya Bhawan after meeting Indian negotiators amid interim deal discussions

Earlier on Tuesday, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal met in New Delhi on Tuesday to advance negotiations on the Interim Agreement.