unionisation
Workers Say Amazon Is Punishing Them for Observing Union Vote
“It’s just making it harder and harder to get participants to act as observers when the employer’s telling them they’re going to lose out.”
Rail Workers in NSW Will Abandon Opal Shutdown in the Face of Legal Action
If this week’s proposed action were to have gone ahead, the Opal shutdown would have cost the Sydney Trains network millions of dollars.
NSW Rail Workers Are Turning Off Opal Readers Indefinitely
It’s the latest episode of a year-long string of industrial action.
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Casual Workers Say They’re Scrambling to Pay Rent As COVID Payments Are Axed
To swathes of the Australian population, $750 is a lot of money.
Teachers in NSW Are Striking for the Absolute Bare Minimum
“Acting on un-competitive salaries and unsustainable workloads is the only way to stop more teachers leaving.”
Meeting the McStrikers at McDonald's First Ever UK Strike
Workers in Crayford and Cambridge are fighting for improved pay and working conditions.
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The New Fighters Association Is Not, Repeat Not, a Union
Faced with an incoming Republican administration, UFC labor agitators settle for what they can get.
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