Labor Unions
Argentinian university workers launch strike over wages and funding law
National university workers and educators in Argentina have walked off the job to demand higher wages and adherence to a university finance law.
France facing major nationwide day of action - why school protests are tearing up country
France is gripped by nationwide student protests and labor strikes over crumbling school infrastructure and teacher shortages, resulting in thousands of arrests.
California private sector workers face mandatory union dues threat
Private sector employees in California remain vulnerable to compulsory unionism and potential termination if they refuse to pay union dues, unlike public workers protected by the Supreme Court.
California advocates push to expand fund for displaced oil and gas workers
Labor leaders and lawmakers are pushing to extend and grow a state fund supporting workers affected by refinery closures and the shift to net-zero energy. The effort aims to provide career stability as thousands of oil and gas jobs face potential elimination.
Volkswagen planning to cut up to 100,000 jobs globally
Volkswagen is weighing a reduction of up to 100,000 jobs to address declining profits and operational costs that remain higher than those of rival manufacturers. The proposed restructuring includes potential factory closures and significant production cuts, facing strong opposition from labor unions.