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Senegal: management fires over 100 truck drivers after they asked for protective equipment (www.itfglobal.org)
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Trump ending collective bargaining for federal workers: Canadian remembers their own wildcat strike of 1965, which ultimately secured collective bargaining rights for public sector employees (beige.party)
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Postal employees rally against DOGE: "It’s about rich versus poor. Who built this country? It wasn’t people in suits. It was people in coveralls." (www.labornotes.org)
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South Korea: union members strike for impeachment of president. Government declares political strike illegal. (sh.itjust.works)
 

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Canada: DHL seeks to decrease work-from-home and force logging of bathroom use (www.unifor.org)
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Microsoft Romania: first CBA signed in leading multinational tech company (uniglobalunion.org)
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UK: three strikebreakers dismissed by management after talking to picketers. They join strike (www.unitetheunion.org)
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CWA starts new direct-join union for all video game workers, including unemployed ones. "We can no longer expect to rely on traditional legal frameworks..." (aftermath.site)
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Denmark: government plans to hand postal service to private monopoly that uses precarious employees. Union expects further price increases and service deterioration. (uniglobalunion.org)
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Chile: Metro work week decreased from 45 to 40 hours - "we are supporting the principle that we work to live, not the other way around." (www.itfglobal.org)
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"Uberfication" encroaching on teaching profession, including at Oxford, leaves teachers scrambling for precarious work (www.theguardian.com)
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Amazon management fires employees for social media posts, pays "ambassadors" to counter all posts and comments from customers, influencers, and policymakers regarding working conditions (prospect.org)
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