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Sam Forstag Runs for Congress After Wildfire Work
Ex-smokejumper Sam Forstag, 32, runs for Montana's 1st congressional district after wildfire work and union leadership.
Rolling Stone · 1m
Rengo demands 5% pay hikes for 2027 negotiations
Japanese unions push for 5%+ pay raises in 2027 talks amid economic uncertainty.
The Japan Times · 1m
Care Workers Quitting Europe Due to Low Pay
EU care workers report low pay and stress forcing many to quit jobs.
EUobserver · 1m
French Students Rally as Protests Grow
Tens of thousands rally across France as high school protests intensify.
France24 · 1m
Bolivia Morales Backers Plan La Paz March
Bolivian Morales supporters confirm La Paz march for 13 October amid state of exception.
The Rio Times · 1m
USA Today Execs Blame Unions for Spreading Palantir 'Untruths'
USA Today executives claim reporters spread misinformation about their Palantir partnership, blaming unions for planting 'untruths' in newsrooms.
Straight Arrow · 2m
Journalists Demand Decent Work Rights
Journalists globally fight for fair pay and safe conditions as media unions push for better rights.
Allafrica · 1m
FENZ Unions Challenge Restructure
Two unions file legal challenge to stop FENZ restructure.
RNZ · 1m
Police Takeover Minna Motor Park Amid Union Crisis
Nigerian police seize Minna Central Motor Park after transport unions clash over ownership.
Allafrica · 1m
After Belleville, restore peace order and good government
Canada's promise of peace order and good government fails Jewish-Canadians amid rising antisemitism.
Nationalpost · 1m
Starbucks Wins Court Ruling, One Finding Remains
Starbucks wins major court victory but one labor finding still sticks.
Yahoo Finance · 1m
Bolivia Approves $1.9 Billion IMF Deal
Bolivia's government secures $1.9 billion IMF loan to tackle economic crisis amid fuel subsidy cuts.
Seattletimes · 1m
12 Jewish Teachers File Ontario Human Rights Claims
12 Jewish teachers in Ontario file human rights claims against school boards and unions over antisemitism.
Nationalpost · 1m
Long Beach wants 9/11 off, but not for schools
A Long Island city says it will be New York's first to make 9/11 a paid holiday, and the fine print starts right away.
New York Post · 1m
Don't call Hanson a racist, say her opponents
Progressive campaigners are being retrained to talk economics with One Nation voters instead of attacking Pauline Hanson.
the Guardian · 2m
