Possibly in a prelude to the full privatisation of the Japanese postal service, Japan post is planning to dismiss up to 14,000 of its non regular employees. The Postal Workers Union is organising members to take protest actions.
Possibly in a prelude to the full privatisation of the Japanese postal service, Japan post is planning to dismiss up to 14,000 of its non regular employees. The Postal Workers Union is organising members to take protest actions.
Friday 24 June 2016 marked 100 days since 41-year-old Han Kwang-ho, committed suicide. Han was a union organiser at YooSung Entreprise, a Hyundai auto part […]
As reported previously, the rate of deaths and injuries in Vietnamese workplaces is nothing short of an ongoing massacre. This week, a […]
The civil conflicts that began in West Asia and North Africa in 2011 continue to create internal conflicts as the various players […]
International Women’s Day (IWD) was celebrated all around the world on 8 March. While much of the commentary in certain countries is […]
