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Machinists’ head wants to ‘save company from itself’ as quality concerns mount
President seeks to keep company ‘domestically owned and operated’ despite Washington’s alliance with Tokyo
National Labor Relations Board is latest federal agency to be challenged over in-house judges
President expected to back trade investigation as industry becomes 2024 election issue
Employers may find it pays to be open about inequalities and their efforts to tackle them
During an exceptional roundtable with the FT, US labour’s message was clear
Ivy League school says it will challenge unprecedented move that could allow players to be paid as employees
Strategic Organizing Center withdraws director nominations as coffee chain and Workers United agree to co-operate
Investor pressure could have implications for the future of US organised labour
Nippon Steel’s planned purchase of US Steel is a test case as managers prepare to deal with more active labour groups
Remuneration of €36.5mn in 2023 makes him one of the auto industry’s highest paid bosses
Umbrella union body says most employees on zero-hour contracts have been ‘stuck’ in same job for a year or more
Number of industrial disputes has jumped since Labor government took office in 2022
Unions plan to blockade Paris as new prime minister pledges to ‘put agriculture above all else’
BMA union calls on ministers for more talks after narrow vote against proposal
The longest stoppage in Deutsche Bahn’s history could cost the economy up to €1bn, warn business chiefs
Industrial action remains set to go ahead next week but Aslef union cancels plan for subsequent stoppages at LNER
Legislation triggers extra walkouts in February by rail workers on LNER line from London to Edinburgh
Three-day walkout follows ‘week of action’ from farmers blocking motorways and cities
TfL warns passengers to expect some disruption on Monday despite week of action being cancelled
Move comes amid a wider embrace of labour movement by employees in American workplaces
Labour organisers believe political momentum has shifted their direction after years of decline
Geopolitical strains are testing the customary close ties between corporates and organised labour
Carmaker seeks to beef up its Nordic lobbying efforts as operations in the region feel the impact of spreading strikes
US carmaker suffers legal defeat after appeals court overturns decision allowing licence plates to be collected from transport agency
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