Party leader accused of inappropriate behavior at the workplace
The leader of Nova Scotia’s Progressive Conservative Party has been ousted following allegations of inappropriate behaviour involving a female staff member in the caucus...
SA Uber drivers now legal employees
July 17, 2017
South Africa’s Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) has made a ruling that Uber drivers are now able to form unions,...
Former Union President dies at 81
A number of top union figures have been paying homage to Bob White – widely considered a giant in the Canadian Labour Movement after...
GIMPA staff strike ‘unlawful’ – NCTE
The National Council for Tertiary Education (NCTE) has described the strike by staff and lecturers of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration...
Vegpro Ghana assures workers of enhanced welfare
Recognising that a motivated workforce is key to a successful business, the management of Vegpro Ghana Limited has assured its workers of enhanced welfare.
According...
Venezuela hikes its minimum wage again — to just over $6
Venezuelans earning the minimum wage got another pay raise Thursday. But in reality, they're making far less than they were a year ago.
President Nicolas...
Labour Commission directs GCNet workers to call off strike
The National Labour Commission (NLC), has directed striking workers of Ghana Community Network Service Limited (GCNet) to call off their strike with immediate effect.
According...
Striking nurses fired to hire unemployed nurses, recall retired nurses
On the eve of Zimbabwe’s 38th independence anniversary, the government has discharged all nurses that were participating in a strike demanding payment of allowances...
China accuses Trump of ‘sabotaging’ world trade
Aug 24, 2017
China is escalating the war of words with President Trump over trade.
After expressing "strong dissatisfaction" this week over a U.S. probe into...
Access to justice for migrant workers in South-East Asia
July 27, 2017
Migrant workers continue to face major obstacles to lodging and resolving complaints, the ILO finds in a new study on Access to...
