U.S. President Joe Biden has blocked a bid by Japan’s Nippon Steel to acquire U.S. Steel for nearly $15 billion, citing national security risks associated with foreign control of one of America’s largest steel producers. Concerns about job losses have…
South Korea’s largest labor union announced an indefinite general strike demanding the resignation of President Yoon Suk-yeol, following his controversial decision to impose martial law, which was lifted within hours. The labor federation, representing over 1.2 million members, condemned Yoon’s…
The West Macedonia Professional Drivers Union, once representing 280 members before 2019, faces significant decline, now comprising only 100 members. The union’s election to establish new leadership will occur on November 10, 2024, at the city’s Labor Center. This decline…
Guillaume Kasbarian, France’s Public Service Minister, announced the abandonment of previous plans to merge the categories A, B, and C that regulate civil servant salaries. His statement on November 8 revealed a shift in focus towards other priorities, following a…
After more than seven weeks of striking, Boeing workers have accepted the company’s third wage offer, resulting in a 38% pay increase over four years. Approximately 33,000 employees in the Seattle area will return to work following a vote by…
