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Unions launch legal action against government s anti-strike legislation

Unions launch legal action against government s anti-strike legislation
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Labour law must protect right to strike

Latest amendment does not do enough to conform to international labour standards

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Strike by Canadian-based operators paralyzes St Lawrence Seaway shipping

Some 360 engineers, operators, maintenance workers, supervisors, and administrative staff walked off the job early Sunday morning, shutting down the St. Lawrence Seaway, which enables oceangoing vessels to travel between the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean.

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Policing the uniform

In the absence of the right to strike, fashion may be constitutionally protected 'expression'

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Turkey: Sputnik strike continues after 30 days

One month has passed since 24 journalists from the Russian news agency Sputnik in Istanbul and Ankara were dismissed. As members of the Journalists Union of Turkey (TGS), they were ready to go on strike to demand better working conditions, after negotiations on a new collective agreement failed. The strike, which has been going on for 30 days, continues. The International and European Federations of Journalists (IFJ/EFJ) reiterate their solidarity with the Turkish journalists and urge Sputnik to respect labour law and provide their employees with decent working conditions.

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