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Air Canada Strike Deemed Illegal as Cabin Crew Defies Return-to-Work Order

Air Canada's 10,000 cabin crew members illegally struck after ignoring a CIRB order to return to work, causing Air Canada to suspend its profit forecasts and disrupting travel for thousands; the dispute centers on insufficient wages and lack of compensation for ground work.

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NSW Rail Dispute Ends as Fair Work Orders Wage Deal Vote

The NSW government secured a Fair Work Commission ruling ordering a vote on a new rail worker wage deal, ending months of disruptions caused by industrial action; the deal includes a 12% pay rise over three years, backdated to May 2024, but faced opposition from the ETU over a classification issue, ...

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Executive Leadership and Strike Prevention: A Collaborative Approach

A recent surge in labor strikes, including near misses at major corporations like Costco, highlights the crucial role of executive leadership in preventing costly work stoppages. Experts emphasize open communication, mutual respect, and collaborative problem-solving as key strategies to avert crises...

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Walmart and Costco Raise Retail Worker Pay Significantly

Walmart increased store manager salaries to $620,000 yearly, and Costco raised non-union hourly worker pay to $30, exceeding the national average of $16, amid broader economic uncertainty and layoffs.

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Ontario Collective Bargaining Negotiations Hit Record Lengths in 2024

Ontario's 2024 collective bargaining negotiations averaged 13.3 months, a sharp increase from previous years, due to increased union demands, government budget constraints, and more contentious bargaining, as evidenced by the Canada Post strike and the Best Theratronics strike.

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Spain's 37.5-Hour Workday Plan Faces Uncertain Future

The Spanish government and unions reached an agreement to reduce the maximum legal workday to 37.5 hours by 2025, but the deal excludes employers and faces an uncertain path to parliamentary approval, with potential modifications and delays.

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Plummeting Public Support for UK Resident Doctors' Strikes

Public support for resident doctors' strikes in the UK has fallen to 26%, down from 52% last year, according to recent polls by Ipsos and YouGov, following a 22% pay increase and the doctors' demand for another 29%, raising pressure on the government to compromise before a planned five-day walkout.

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Spanish Unions Celebrate Labor Law Improvements, Seek Further Reforms

Spanish unions CC OO and UGT celebrate recent labor law improvements, including a 61% minimum wage increase since 2018, a drop in temporary contracts to 15%, and reforms addressing dismissal indemnities and working conditions; they aim to further reduce the maximum legal workday.

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Spain Approves Bill to Reduce Workweek to 37.5 Hours, Faces Uncertain Parliamentary Path

The Spanish government approved a bill reducing the maximum legal workweek to 37.5 hours without pay cuts, despite facing parliamentary challenges from opposition parties and business groups; the bill's passage is uncertain.

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Munich Unions Demand Wage Increases, Threaten Strikes

Labor unions in Munich, including Verdi, EVG, IG Metall, and NGG, are demanding significant wage increases and improved benefits across various sectors, with potential strikes planned for February and March due to high inflation and affordability challenges.

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Sydney Trains Face Severe Disruptions Amid Union Bans and Storm Damage

Sydney's train network faces severe disruptions due to union work bans and storm damage, with over 130 services cancelled this morning and ongoing delays expected across multiple lines; the government's pay offer has been rejected, and further storms are predicted.

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BC Government Imposes Hiring Freeze Amidst Record Deficit

Facing a record \$9-billion deficit, the British Columbia government implemented an immediate hiring freeze for most civil service positions, excluding essential frontline roles, ahead of upcoming union contract negotiations.

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