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Mexico City Teachers' Strike Intensifies, Negotiations Jeopardized
Mexico City teachers' strike intensifies with blockades impacting key areas, prompting Mayor Sheinbaum's administration to threaten to cancel negotiations unless blockades end; core demands involve pension reform and substantial salary increases, while the government cites budgetary limitations.
Mexico City Teachers' Strike Intensifies, Negotiations Jeopardized
Mexico City teachers' strike intensifies with blockades impacting key areas, prompting Mayor Sheinbaum's administration to threaten to cancel negotiations unless blockades end; core demands involve pension reform and substantial salary increases, while the government cites budgetary limitations.
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52% Bias Score


French Public Sector Strike Over Budget Cuts
On May 13th, 2025, five major French public sector unions, including the CGT, are striking to protest €40 billion in government budget cuts planned for 2026, impacting employment and particularly universities, and to demand better pay after a 6.7% wage bill increase in 2024.
French Public Sector Strike Over Budget Cuts
On May 13th, 2025, five major French public sector unions, including the CGT, are striking to protest €40 billion in government budget cuts planned for 2026, impacting employment and particularly universities, and to demand better pay after a 6.7% wage bill increase in 2024.
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36% Bias Score


CCOO Challenges Madrid Public Employee Agreement
The Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) union in Madrid is challenging a new collective bargaining agreement signed by four unions, including one of its federations, with the Madrid regional government, which allocates €60 million for public employee improvements but contains clauses allowing the suspension o...
CCOO Challenges Madrid Public Employee Agreement
The Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) union in Madrid is challenging a new collective bargaining agreement signed by four unions, including one of its federations, with the Madrid regional government, which allocates €60 million for public employee improvements but contains clauses allowing the suspension o...
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40% Bias Score


Spanish Government to Negotiate 2025 Public Sector Salary Increases Amidst Muface Crisis
Facing union pressure over the Muface crisis and salary cuts, the Spanish government has called a public administration meeting to negotiate 2025 salary increases and other labor conditions, including job creation, retirement conditions, and working hours, starting Thursday.
Spanish Government to Negotiate 2025 Public Sector Salary Increases Amidst Muface Crisis
Facing union pressure over the Muface crisis and salary cuts, the Spanish government has called a public administration meeting to negotiate 2025 salary increases and other labor conditions, including job creation, retirement conditions, and working hours, starting Thursday.
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40% Bias Score


Spanish Civil Servants Threaten Strikes Over Healthcare Reform
Spanish civil servants' union strongly opposes government plans to dismantle their health mutual and integrate them into the national health system, threatening potential strikes.
Spanish Civil Servants Threaten Strikes Over Healthcare Reform
Spanish civil servants' union strongly opposes government plans to dismantle their health mutual and integrate them into the national health system, threatening potential strikes.
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40% Bias Score

Mexico City Protests: Teachers' Pension Demands Disrupt Airport
Mexican teachers, under the CNTE union, protested for better pensions, leading to clashes with journalists and blockades in Mexico City, culminating in disruptions at the International Airport; the government canceled a meeting due to the violence, offering salary increases and a pension top-up inst...

Mexico City Protests: Teachers' Pension Demands Disrupt Airport
Mexican teachers, under the CNTE union, protested for better pensions, leading to clashes with journalists and blockades in Mexico City, culminating in disruptions at the International Airport; the government canceled a meeting due to the violence, offering salary increases and a pension top-up inst...
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60% Bias Score

Hagedorn Recusal Shifts Wisconsin Supreme Court Balance in Act 10 Case
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Brian Hagedorn recused himself from a case challenging Act 10, a 2011 law restricting public sector collective bargaining, due to his prior involvement in drafting and defending the law; this leaves a 4-2 liberal majority on the court, potentially impacting the outcom...

Hagedorn Recusal Shifts Wisconsin Supreme Court Balance in Act 10 Case
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Brian Hagedorn recused himself from a case challenging Act 10, a 2011 law restricting public sector collective bargaining, due to his prior involvement in drafting and defending the law; this leaves a 4-2 liberal majority on the court, potentially impacting the outcom...
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32% Bias Score

Utah Bans Collective Bargaining for Public Sector Workers
Utah lawmakers passed a bill banning collective bargaining for all public sector workers, making it one of the most restrictive states for public sector unions; Republicans say it allows direct employer-employee communication while opponents say it weakens teachers' unions and hurts worker safety.

Utah Bans Collective Bargaining for Public Sector Workers
Utah lawmakers passed a bill banning collective bargaining for all public sector workers, making it one of the most restrictive states for public sector unions; Republicans say it allows direct employer-employee communication while opponents say it weakens teachers' unions and hurts worker safety.
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48% Bias Score

Wisconsin Judge Strikes Down Parts of Act 10, Restoring Collective Bargaining Rights
A Wisconsin judge declared portions of Act 10, a 2011 law curbing public sector collective bargaining, unconstitutional, potentially restoring bargaining rights to thousands of state employees and reversing negative impacts on pay, benefits, and working conditions; Republicans plan to appeal.

Wisconsin Judge Strikes Down Parts of Act 10, Restoring Collective Bargaining Rights
A Wisconsin judge declared portions of Act 10, a 2011 law curbing public sector collective bargaining, unconstitutional, potentially restoring bargaining rights to thousands of state employees and reversing negative impacts on pay, benefits, and working conditions; Republicans plan to appeal.
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44% Bias Score
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