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Union representing B.C. 911 workers votes 95% in favour of job action
The union that represents most 911 operators, dispatchers and support workers in British Columbia has voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/e-comm-strike-vote-95-per-cent-9.7200502?cmp=rss

Kraken 2h ago

🔴 AirAlert | 10/10
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Massive attack on Sumy and Dnipropetrovsk regions
Sumy region: strikes on Krolevets, Duboviazivka, Buryn, Terny, Ulianivka, Mykolaivka, Nedryhailiv, Nyzy. Dnipropetrovsk region: strike on Petropavlivka.

#OSINT #NewsGroup #Ukraine #AirAlert #Strike

John 10h ago

25 cleaners go on #strike for #CostOfLiving increases; strike spreads to 650 workers: workers society depends on, but who are only noticed when they stop working.

https://uniglobalunion.org/news/650-cleaners-in-norway-strike-for-higher-wages-and-sick-pay/

#COLA #strikes #union #unions #Norway #NAV #inequality #poverty #Europe #capitalism #exploitation #ClassWar

650 cleaners in Norway strike for higher wages and sick pay

What began with an initial strike involving 25 cleaners in Norway has expanded significantly to more than 650 workers in dozens of companies.

UNI Global Union

John 10h ago

Striking "contractors" seek #union protection: They are just using a middleman to just deny us our rights. Whenever we raise our voice, they just say, ‘You don’t work for us.'

https://globalnews.ca/news/11848540/saskatoon-dragonfly-drivers-look-to-unionize-strike/

#Saskatoon #Dragonfly #strike #strikes #unions #contracting #Amazon #UFCW #GigEconomy #capitalism #exploitation #ClassWar

Saskatoon Dragonfly delivery drivers look to unionize amid ongoing strike

Delivery drivers contracted by Dragonfly in Saskatoon say they are considering unionizing amid an ongoing walkout, pushing back against the company's precarious business model.

Global News

Liam O'Mara IV, PhD 12h ago

Led by #BenFletcher, prominent member of the #IWW, four thousand Philadelphia #longshoremen created Local 8 of IWW, & on #ThisDayInHistory in 1913 went on #strike. After two weeks, the companies accepted most demands. The radical, multiracial #union was later crushed by the feds.

General Strike Now 13h ago

Choi earlier said around 41,000 unionized workers had expressed their intention to participate in the planned 18-day general strike, adding that the ...#AImemory #artificialintelligence #bonuspayments #compensationpackage #generalstrike #government-mediatedtalks #laborunions #memorychipmaker #NationalLaborRelationsCommission #operatingprofit #performance-basedbonuses #samsung #SamsungElectronics #semiconductordivision #semiconductorindustry #strike #wagenegotiations #wagenegotiationsSamsung #korea #southkorea #news #northkorea #thekoreatimes #koreatimes #koreatimes #koreannewsinenglish #seoul
Samsung Electronics, gov't propose resuming wage talks; union rejects offer - The Korea Times

Samsung Electronics, gov't propose resuming wage talks; union rejects offer

Samsung Electronics and the government on Thursday urged labor unions at the world's largest memory chipmaker to resume wage negotiations after gov...

The Korea Times

General Strike Now 15h ago

With members of two major unions of the company's workers set to begin an indefinite general strike on May 21, Kim said government intervention ...

Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan warned Thursday that the government may force management and labor at Samsung Electronics into emergency arbitration if a planned strike at the company goes ahead.#Korea #SamsungElectronics #KimJung-kwan #union #strike #semiconductor #libranet.de/search?tag=
Gov’t may use emergency arbitration powers if Samsung strike occurs: Industry minister

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Econopass 16h ago

#london #tube #strike #travel

https://www.timeout.com/london/news/london-travel-disruption-this-weekend-full-list-of-tube-and-train-closures-for-may-16-17-2026-051426?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

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Two major London train lines will be hit by severe disruption this weekend

The Central line and DLR will be hit by severe disruption this weekend, with services also impacted by the Hackney Half Marathon

Time Out

CLondoner92 (New Account)19h ago

⚠️🚇 #Transport for #London (TfL) has warned passengers to expect disruption across the Tube network during planned RMT #strike action from 19-22 May 2026. Most lines are expected to run, but services will vary throughout the week and all lines could face delays or reduced timetables. No service is expected on the Circle line, the Piccadilly line, the Metropolitan line between Baker Street and Aldgate, or the Central line between White City and Liverpool Street during the strikes. Disruption is expected from midday on 19 and 21 May, with services finishing earlier than usual, while delays and later starts are expected on 20 and 22 May. #TfL said the dispute relates to plans for a voluntary four-day working week for drivers. The Elizabeth line, London Overground, DLR, buses and trams are expected to operate normally, though services may be busier than usual.
https://tfl-newsroom.prgloo.com/news/tfl-advises-customers-to-plan-ahead-due-to-strike-action-on-the-london-underground-network

General Strike Now 1d ago

Business ; Samsung Electronics labor talks break down, dispute spirals towards general strike. 3 MIN READ ; Trump's backing of Chinese vehicles ...#artificialintelligence-relatedearnings #government-mediatedtalks #laborandmanagement #laborunions #officialdocument #performance-basedbonuses #samsung #SamsungElectronics #SouthKoreantechgiant #strike #strikescheduled #wagenegotiations #korea #southkorea #news #northkorea #thekoreatimes #koreatimes #koreatimes #koreannewsinenglish #seoul
Samsung Electronics proposes unions resume wage talks to avert next week's strike - The Korea Times

Samsung Electronics proposes unions resume wage talks to avert next week's strike

Samsung Electronics on Thursday proposed that its labor unions resume wage negotiations after government-mediated talks collapsed earlier this week...

The Korea Times