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CGIL Roma e Lazio Hosts Two-Day Labor Rights Festival
On September 25-26, 2025, the CGIL Roma e Lazio union held its third annual membership festival, "Al lavoro. Insieme per i diritti," at Villa Lazzaroni, featuring debates, assemblies, and cultural events focused on labor rights, safety, and social justice.
CGIL Roma e Lazio Hosts Two-Day Labor Rights Festival
On September 25-26, 2025, the CGIL Roma e Lazio union held its third annual membership festival, "Al lavoro. Insieme per i diritti," at Villa Lazzaroni, featuring debates, assemblies, and cultural events focused on labor rights, safety, and social justice.
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28% Bias Score
Spain to Reform Dismissal Indemnification
Following the failure of a bill to reduce the maximum legal workday, Spain's Second Vice President and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, will begin negotiations in October to reform dismissal indemnities, aiming for a system more favorable to workers, as urged by the European Committee of Social Righ...
Spain to Reform Dismissal Indemnification
Following the failure of a bill to reduce the maximum legal workday, Spain's Second Vice President and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, will begin negotiations in October to reform dismissal indemnities, aiming for a system more favorable to workers, as urged by the European Committee of Social Righ...
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48% Bias Score
Unite May Defund Labour Unless Workers' Rights are Prioritised
Unite, a major Labour backer, threatens to withdraw funding unless Labour reverses its stance on workers' rights, citing broken promises on issues like fire and rehire and zero-hour contracts, and highlighting the impact of government policies on workers.
Unite May Defund Labour Unless Workers' Rights are Prioritised
Unite, a major Labour backer, threatens to withdraw funding unless Labour reverses its stance on workers' rights, citing broken promises on issues like fire and rehire and zero-hour contracts, and highlighting the impact of government policies on workers.
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28% Bias Score
UK Trade Unions Pressure Labour Government on Workers' Rights
The UK's largest trade unions are pressuring the Labour government to prioritize workers' rights and improve living standards, threatening to withdraw financial and political support if demands aren't met.
UK Trade Unions Pressure Labour Government on Workers' Rights
The UK's largest trade unions are pressuring the Labour government to prioritize workers' rights and improve living standards, threatening to withdraw financial and political support if demands aren't met.
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36% Bias Score
Labour's Internal Reshuffle: Ministerial Changes and Potential Impact on Workers' Rights
Keir Starmer's recent junior ministerial reshuffle in the Labour government has sidelined key figures behind Labour's employment rights bill, raising concerns about its future and potentially signaling a shift towards a more centrist approach.
Labour's Internal Reshuffle: Ministerial Changes and Potential Impact on Workers' Rights
Keir Starmer's recent junior ministerial reshuffle in the Labour government has sidelined key figures behind Labour's employment rights bill, raising concerns about its future and potentially signaling a shift towards a more centrist approach.
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48% Bias Score
Canada Orders Air Canada Flight Attendants Back to Work
Canada's industrial relations board declared illegal a strike by 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants, ordering them back to work after the government imposed binding arbitration to resolve a contract dispute that affected 130,000 daily travelers and caused hundreds of flight cancellations.
Canada Orders Air Canada Flight Attendants Back to Work
Canada's industrial relations board declared illegal a strike by 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants, ordering them back to work after the government imposed binding arbitration to resolve a contract dispute that affected 130,000 daily travelers and caused hundreds of flight cancellations.
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52% Bias Score
AO World CEO Warns of UK Recession Amid Inflation and Labour Policies
AO World CEO John Roberts warned of an impending UK recession due to rising inflation and concerns about Labour's workers' rights bill and tax policies, citing increased business costs and wealth exodus.
AO World CEO Warns of UK Recession Amid Inflation and Labour Policies
AO World CEO John Roberts warned of an impending UK recession due to rising inflation and concerns about Labour's workers' rights bill and tax policies, citing increased business costs and wealth exodus.
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60% Bias Score
Labour's Employment Rights Bill Faces Uncertain Future Amidst Political Pressure
Unite and TUC general secretaries are pressuring the UK government to fully implement Labour's employment rights bill, which includes protections against unfair dismissal and exploitative zero-hours contracts, despite business lobbying and political opposition.
Labour's Employment Rights Bill Faces Uncertain Future Amidst Political Pressure
Unite and TUC general secretaries are pressuring the UK government to fully implement Labour's employment rights bill, which includes protections against unfair dismissal and exploitative zero-hours contracts, despite business lobbying and political opposition.
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28% Bias Score
Labour's Broken Promises: Trade Unions Demand Action
Paul Nowak, leader of Britain's trade unions, will accuse Labour of failing to deliver on its election promises, particularly regarding workers' rights and economic policy, highlighting the loss of support to Reform UK and the potential impact of the upcoming budget.
Labour's Broken Promises: Trade Unions Demand Action
Paul Nowak, leader of Britain's trade unions, will accuse Labour of failing to deliver on its election promises, particularly regarding workers' rights and economic policy, highlighting the loss of support to Reform UK and the potential impact of the upcoming budget.
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40% Bias Score
UK Employment Rights Bill Faces Uncertain Future Amidst Government Reshuffle
Concerns rise within UK trade unions that the Employment Rights Bill, poised to significantly enhance worker protections, might be diluted following a government reshuffle that removed key supporters of the legislation.
UK Employment Rights Bill Faces Uncertain Future Amidst Government Reshuffle
Concerns rise within UK trade unions that the Employment Rights Bill, poised to significantly enhance worker protections, might be diluted following a government reshuffle that removed key supporters of the legislation.
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36% Bias Score
Mark Thompson: A Legacy of Fair Labor Relations
Mark Thompson, a UBC professor, profoundly influenced B.C.'s labor relations for over five decades through research, arbitration, and advocacy, securing improved employment standards for tens of thousands of workers and promoting collaborative labor-management relations.
Mark Thompson: A Legacy of Fair Labor Relations
Mark Thompson, a UBC professor, profoundly influenced B.C.'s labor relations for over five decades through research, arbitration, and advocacy, securing improved employment standards for tens of thousands of workers and promoting collaborative labor-management relations.
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32% Bias Score
Spanish Supreme Court Limits Compensation for Unfair Dismissal, Rejecting European Social Charter Interpretation
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that judges cannot award additional compensation beyond the statutory amount for unfair dismissal, despite rulings by the European Committee of Social Rights that Spain violates the European Social Charter by its current system, creating a conflict between judicial an...
Spanish Supreme Court Limits Compensation for Unfair Dismissal, Rejecting European Social Charter Interpretation
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that judges cannot award additional compensation beyond the statutory amount for unfair dismissal, despite rulings by the European Committee of Social Rights that Spain violates the European Social Charter by its current system, creating a conflict between judicial an...
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40% Bias Score
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