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CGIL to Protest Italian Budget Plan
CGIL, Italy's largest trade union, plans a Rome protest on October 25th to pressure the Meloni government to address its social agenda concerns before the budget is finalized.
CGIL to Protest Italian Budget Plan
CGIL, Italy's largest trade union, plans a Rome protest on October 25th to pressure the Meloni government to address its social agenda concerns before the budget is finalized.
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40% Bias Score
Union Leaders Demand No Retreat on Workers' Rights Bill After Rayner's Resignation
Following Angela Rayner's resignation, union leaders are urging the government to maintain the Employment Rights Bill's integrity, citing four million insecure workers in the UK and highlighting the bill's significance for workers' rights.
Union Leaders Demand No Retreat on Workers' Rights Bill After Rayner's Resignation
Following Angela Rayner's resignation, union leaders are urging the government to maintain the Employment Rights Bill's integrity, citing four million insecure workers in the UK and highlighting the bill's significance for workers' rights.
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56% Bias Score
DGB Demands Collective Bargaining Law in North Rhine-Westphalia
DGB state head Anja Weber will demand that North Rhine-Westphalia's Minister-President Hendrik Wüst enact a collective bargaining law requiring public contracts to only be awarded to companies adhering to collective bargaining agreements, citing a decline from 82 percent to 51 percent of workers cov...
DGB Demands Collective Bargaining Law in North Rhine-Westphalia
DGB state head Anja Weber will demand that North Rhine-Westphalia's Minister-President Hendrik Wüst enact a collective bargaining law requiring public contracts to only be awarded to companies adhering to collective bargaining agreements, citing a decline from 82 percent to 51 percent of workers cov...
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44% Bias Score
Supreme Court Changes Dismissal Law
Spain's Supreme Court ruled on November 13th that companies cannot dismiss employees without a prior hearing, overturning a 40-year-old precedent and aligning with international labor standards following a Balearic Islands court case.
Supreme Court Changes Dismissal Law
Spain's Supreme Court ruled on November 13th that companies cannot dismiss employees without a prior hearing, overturning a 40-year-old precedent and aligning with international labor standards following a Balearic Islands court case.
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28% Bias Score
UK Employment Rights Bill: High Public Support Despite Low Awareness
A new poll reveals widespread public support for the UK's Employment Rights Bill, aiming to reform zero-hours contracts and strengthen worker protections, despite limited public awareness of its contents.
UK Employment Rights Bill: High Public Support Despite Low Awareness
A new poll reveals widespread public support for the UK's Employment Rights Bill, aiming to reform zero-hours contracts and strengthen worker protections, despite limited public awareness of its contents.
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36% Bias Score
Global Workers' Rights in Freefall: 2025 Index Reveals Sharp Decline
The 2025 Global Rights Index from the International Trade Union Confederation shows a dramatic decline in global workers' rights, with three out of five regions worsening; only seven of 151 nations surveyed had top-tier ratings, down from 18 in 2015, and the US under the Trump administration is cite...
Global Workers' Rights in Freefall: 2025 Index Reveals Sharp Decline
The 2025 Global Rights Index from the International Trade Union Confederation shows a dramatic decline in global workers' rights, with three out of five regions worsening; only seven of 151 nations surveyed had top-tier ratings, down from 18 in 2015, and the US under the Trump administration is cite...
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60% Bias Score
Labour's Employment Rights Bill Backed by 72% of Voters, Defying Tory and Reform Opposition
A new poll shows widespread support for Labour's employment rights bill, including banning zero-hours contracts (72% support) and day-one sick pay (75% support), across all major parties, defying opposition from the Conservatives and Reform, who are defying their own voters.
Labour's Employment Rights Bill Backed by 72% of Voters, Defying Tory and Reform Opposition
A new poll shows widespread support for Labour's employment rights bill, including banning zero-hours contracts (72% support) and day-one sick pay (75% support), across all major parties, defying opposition from the Conservatives and Reform, who are defying their own voters.
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56% Bias Score
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