A large protest took place in Zagreb, Croatia, with unions demanding an average salary of 2200 euros, highlighting that inflation has risen by 28% in five years, food prices by 47%, and housing costs by 60%.

Representatives of the United Trade Unions of Serbia "Sloga" met with President Aleksandar Vučić for consultations regarding potential snap parliamentary elections and the country's foreign policy course. This meeting is part of ongoing discussions.

Željko Veselinović, president of the United Trade Unions of Serbia 'Sloga,' made a controversial statement after consultations with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, remarking that 'Hitler and Stalin also talked.'

The Dutch cabinet has dropped its pension plan, leading trade unions to shift their campaign focus to the government's planned cuts to unemployment and disability benefits, with further protests anticipated.

The Federal Reserve has put forth a proposal to broaden the methods by which banks and credit unions can transfer funds, according to Bloomberg.

Police unions in North Andover have called for the removal of their chief, citing issues related to the case of Kelsey Fitzsimmons.

Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman announced the end of his mediation efforts between the ruling coalition and trade unions as a general strike over planned cost-of-living cuts continues.

A transport workers' strike in Senegal has led to politician Alioune Badara Coulibaly denouncing the State's 'contempt' for the crucial sector. The strike highlights ongoing tensions between the government and transport unions.

As resident doctors in England go on strike, other public sector unions in the UK are preparing to push for pay increases to counter inflation, despite a weakening labor market.

A 'trade union war' has erupted in North Macedonia over the presidential function, with a court ruling confirming that Mitreski, who served as president of the Federation of Trade Unions of Macedonia until 2017, was illegally removed from his position.

Ferry trips across the Taiwan Strait have seen a significant surge in numbers during the Qingming holiday, indicating increased travel and family reunions.

An opinion piece arguing that 'blue states' are creating an environment that shields labor unions from public debate and scrutiny.

An opinion piece argues that 'blue states' are taking measures to insulate labor unions from public scrutiny and debate regarding their practices and influence.

An opinion article discusses how blue states are reportedly shielding unions from broader public debate.

An opinion piece argues that 'blue states' are creating an environment that insulates labor unions from critical public debate.

An opinion piece argues that "blue states" are actively working to insulate labor unions from public debate and scrutiny, potentially limiting discussion on their policies and impact.

A police car caught fire in traffic on a boulevard in Iași, Romania, leading Europol union representatives to accuse authorities of superficial maintenance and ignoring vehicle problems.

The career trajectories of two colleagues of Inga Ruginienė from the Lithuanian Trade Union Confederation, Rasa Nuobaraitė and Ramunė Motiejūnaitė-Pekkinen, have seen them move from trade unions into ministerial and government positions alongside the Prime Minister.

New entitlements under the Employment Rights Act 2025 are expected to benefit up to 9.6 million UK workers, particularly lower-income households, according to unions.

The Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions (LO) is advocating for the reintroduction of a system, removed ten years ago, that would grant the government the power to overrule the Competition Authority.

An article advocates for greater accountability among leaders within trade unions, emphasizing the crucial role workers play in society.

The Labour Minister of Cyprus presented a government support plan for the hotel industry, designed to mitigate the economic impact on the sector following meetings with hotel associations and trade unions.

Photos capture the emotional reunions of freed prisoners with their families outside a Cuban prison.

A strike at the Belgian postal service bpost is expected to last until at least Tuesday, with unions and management agreeing to postpone a work transformation project until the end of April as the climate remains very tense.

The Silva Trade Unions Federation has filed a request with the Bucharest Court of Appeal to suspend the reorganization measures for Romsilva, the national forest administration. They argue that the government decision implementing these measures did not comply with legal procedures.

Between 2020 and 2025, more than 3,000 doctors in Portugal chose not to pursue specialization, instead opting for service provision, resulting in hundreds of unfilled training positions. Medical organizations and unions are advocating for improved working conditions.

Unions in Belgrade's public transport sector announced the successful tender process and opening of bids for the procurement of 50 modern electric buses and accompanying infrastructure, with China's Higer submitting the most competitive offer.

Romanian trade unionists from CNSLR - Frăţia have warned that additional taxation on the oil exploration and production sector would severely impact the industry and threaten social stability, accusing the government of neglecting decent living standards.

Conservatives see a two-year report on Germany's partial legalization of cannabis as evidence that it's been a failure. While the findings may be more nuanced, researchers did identify several problems.

The strike by Bpost workers in Belgium, which began earlier this week, is ongoing and has spread to additional regions, preceding a scheduled meeting between unions and management.

Almost 30% of teachers in France are on strike, protesting planned job cuts, class closures, and low wages. Unions are condemning the 2026 budget as an "attack on public education."

The Montenegrin government has given its consent to extend the General Collective Agreement, following an agreement reached with trade unions and employers' associations.

According to Politico, a multi-million euro plan by the Committee of the Regions, the first EU body led by a Hungarian president, to create a conference center has received criticism from trade unions.

A nurses' strike in Punjab is gaining momentum with support from employees' and farmers' unions, despite a warning issued under the Essential Services Maintenance Act (ESMA).

Employers and unions in Valencia are jointly requesting a "business shield" of support measures and a stronger commitment to renewable energy transition, similar to actions taken after the Ukraine war.

DECRYPTION - The rectorate plans to eliminate 203 teaching positions in public schools and 70 in private contract schools. Unions are calling for a strike this Tuesday to 'defend public education'.

Green Party leader Zack Polanski is actively seeking union support as part of his left-wing political strategy, aiming to convince trade unions to stop funding Labour and instead back the Greens, having reportedly spoken to 10 trade unions.

Approximately 100 public radio workers gathered in Lisbon to protest the merger of Antena 1, 2, and 3 brands under the RTP identity, with unions calling it a 'blow to plurality'.

Construction on the new subway station in Sickla, Sweden, has been stopped by unions due to what they describe as life-threatening working conditions, with one official stating it's 'a miracle no one has died'.

Danish trade unions are calling for the new government to implement a binding agreement to address stress-related issues in the workplace.

Labor centers, federations, and unions organized an anti-war rally, sending a strong message against war and specifically mentioning the 'Trump - Netanyahu war'.

Bus drivers in Nicosia, belonging to OMEPEGE-SEK and SEGDAMELIN-PEO unions, staged a two-hour work stoppage and protest rally over red-light cameras. The unions argue that these cameras put passengers at risk.

Police unions are intensifying their protests and considering strikes after talks with Interior Minister Bernard Quintin failed to address concerns over pension reforms, citing that retired police officers die on average ten years younger than other civil servants.

The Catalan Education Department (Educació) has reiterated to unions that it will not renegotiate the existing agreement, rejecting their request for a sectoral meeting on the matter.

Healthcare workers in Abuja, Nigeria, are protesting controversial reform bills, warning that the proposed legislation could disrupt the balance within the health sector.

The National Trade Union Bloc (BNS) in Romania reported that the state is collecting higher-than-projected revenues from fuel sales due to recent price increases and the existing tax structure on gasoline and diesel.

Health unions in Spain have signed a 'historic' agreement with the government of Juanma Moreno, which is set to improve the working conditions for 130,000 public health professionals.

Representatives of the National Association of Police Trade Unions (NPPSS) in Lithuania have criticized this year's salary increase for statutory officers, stating that most sector representatives experienced only minimal changes, with salaries increasing by just a few tens of euros.

Discussions on the teaching career status have resumed between Portugal's Ministry of Education and teacher unions, with Fenprof anticipating no progress and scheduling a demonstration for May 16.

Unions in Luxembourg have expressed strong disapproval of the government's new minimum wage calculations, stating that Tuesday's meeting did not result in genuine negotiations.

Icelandic unions Viska and Félag íslenskra náttúrufræðinga have established the first non-profit housing association for university graduates, aiming to assist those who might mistakenly be thought not to need help.

The Portuguese government is set to meet again with the UGT trade union and four employer confederations to discuss proposed changes to labor law.

Luxembourg's major trade unions, OGBL and LCGB, are scheduled to meet with the Minister of Labor on Tuesday to discuss the minimum wage, following their request for a meeting with the Prime Minister.

A field analysis by the EU Resource Center for Civil Society revealed that citizens in Serbia place more trust in local initiatives, assemblies, and informal groups than in existing organizations, with unions receiving the lowest confidence.

Multiple trade unions of Belgrade's Public Transport Company (GSP) announced that no offers were submitted for the tender to procure 50 gas-powered buses through financial leasing.

US airports are experiencing significant delays and chaos due to unpaid TSA agents during the government shutdown, with unions organizing aid for officers. A CNN reporter highlighted the extensive security lines at Atlanta airport, while the Trump administration has warned of potential airport closures, raising concerns for airline stocks like Delta.

Osun APC accuses labour unions of planning a violent protest over a local government impasse, while the unions deny the claims, insisting their planned action will be peaceful.

Legislation aimed at allowing the controlled recruitment of nurses from third countries has been put on hold in Cyprus due to a deadlock in the House health committee, following pressure from trade unions amidst a worsening staffing crisis in private hospitals.

A shake-up in Kenyan teachers' unions has seen 40 branch leaders from Knut and Kuppet ousted ahead of national polls, with Junior Secondary School teachers emerging as a powerful voting bloc.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković confirmed that discussions are underway with Beretta regarding the establishment of an ammunition factory, while also addressing ongoing negotiations with unions.

Six public service unions in Croatia are holding a protest in Zagreb, dubbed "Union Spring," to voice their dissatisfaction over the government's alleged lack of social dialogue and stalled negotiations.

As content creators and labor unions, First Amendment advocates and politicians increasingly warn of mergers and further consolidation, the battles may be fought by a different set of players than…

The simulation of the Baccalaureate 2026 will take place in over 1,350 schools in the country, according to data provided by the Ministry of Education, in the context of education unions asking teachers...

According to the Federation of Trade Unions of Macedonia (SSM), the cost of living in North Macedonia has increased by approximately 2500 denari in the last three months, with the minimal consumer basket reaching 67,818 denari in March.

Students and trade unions in Cyprus have voiced strong objections to proposed legislation that would permit the employment of nurses from third countries, as parliament prepares to debate the amendments amidst healthcare staffing shortages.

Slovenian trade unions have declared their readiness for dialogue but also for street protests, issuing a declaration with specific demands for the incoming government. They anticipate a more challenging struggle than in the previous mandate.

Three trade union federations and the Croatian Pensioners' Union have called on citizens to join a protest in Zagreb on April 18, demanding higher wages and pensions to address low incomes and high inflation.

The MERIDIAN Trade Union Confederation is urging the Romanian Government and Ministry of Energy to intervene to ensure miners in the Jiu Valley receive their Easter bonuses, as stipulated in their Collective Labor Agreement. Unions warn of consequences if demands are not met.

Three unions set to strike in Los Angeles Unified School District beginning Tuesday if settlement not reached in contract dispute.

The CDU and SPD parties have commenced coalition negotiations in the German state of Rheinland-Pfalz. This development is part of broader political discussions in Germany, including a crisis summit for economy and unions.

Trade unions representing Podgorica and Tivat airports have reacted against the Montenegrin government's decision to propose granting a concession for the state-owned Airports of Montenegro company.

Firefighters in Trachoni, Cyprus, were attacked by youths who hurled stones and threats while they were on duty responding to a church fire, marking the second such incident in less than a month.

Labour unions in Lagos, Nigeria, have launched protests following the dismissal of 75 workers. The unions are demanding the reinstatement of the affected employees and fair labor practices.

The second round of collective bargaining negotiations for the Austrian tourism sector concluded without a result, with unions expressing frustration over offers below inflation and employers citing a fair proposal of an average three percent increase.

Spanish unions CC.OO. and UGT are advocating for new regulations on part-time employment, suggesting that such contracts should require justification for not being full-time and that complementary hours should be paid at a higher rate.

Irish hospitals have recorded 20,000 incidents of violence and aggression, described as a "frenzy" by unions. Doctor and nursing unions attribute the rising numbers to factors like overcrowding and delays in the healthcare system.

An opinion piece from the Wall Street Journal argues that 'blue states' are actively insulating labor unions from public debate and scrutiny.

An opinion article argues that 'blue states' are implementing policies that effectively protect labor unions from public scrutiny and debate regarding their practices and influence.

A Wall Street Journal opinion piece argues that 'blue states' are creating an environment that shields labor unions from critical debate or scrutiny.

An opinion piece argues that "blue states" are creating an environment that insulates labor unions from critical public debate and scrutiny.

The Irish government is expected to face significant pay demands from unions, particularly teachers, due to soaring inflation and an eight-month delay in paying promised allowances, which unions described as a 'massive breach of faith'.

Construction unions in Portugal have announced they will join the CGTP's national demonstration scheduled for April 17 in Lisbon, continuing their fight against the government's labor package.

Teachers' annual trade union conferences are taking place this week, with unions like INTO, ASTI, and TUI gathering in various locations. Key concerns to be raised by teachers include various issues affecting the education sector.

Unions representing employees of telecommunications companies like Sonatel Orange, Yas, and Expresso in Senegal have listed their grievances concerning a "Starlink case." This suggests a dispute or regulatory issue related to Starlink's operations or market impact in the country.

British schools are facing an alarming phenomenon where children as young as seven are being found with knives. This highlights a growing crisis of knife crime within the UK's educational institutions, prompting concerns from unions.

A strike by Groundforce ground staff at El Prat airport during Easter has led to over 2,000 bags being unmanaged and caused queues at Terminal 1. Unions are protesting sanctions and demanding better salaries.

Cyprus faces a severe shortage of approximately 600 nursing staff, a problem exacerbated by public sector nursing unions blocking reform efforts, according to Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides.

Artist unions and musicians have expressed solidarity with Bruce Springsteen, emphasizing his role as a symbol of American resilience and an inspiration globally, following insults from Donald Trump.

Police, GNR, prison guards, and ASAE unions in Portugal are uniting to organize a national protest in Lisbon, opposing proposed pension reforms that could reduce their retirement benefits from 90% to 60-70% of their last salary.

An article offers practical advice and strategies for introverts to successfully survive and enjoy class reunions.

Belgian trade unions FGTB and CSC are taking legal action before the Council of State to annul a royal decree that reduces pension assimilation for periods of involuntary inactivity and certain care-related leaves, calling it a 'clear warning' to the minister.

Unions of Belgrade Public Transport Company (GSP Beograd) announced that two firms have submitted bids for the tender to procure 50 electric buses.

Police unions in Brussels are expressing strong anger over the announced deployment of 45 soldiers around train stations and metro areas this Friday. They describe the move as 'grand n'importe quoi' (utter nonsense) and 'illegal'.

Polish trade unions are pushing for greater involvement in the design phase of job valuation models, rather than just their implementation, to ensure pay equality.

Portuguese museum unions have suspended their planned April strike for two weeks after receiving a new proposal from the government, with demands including fair compensation for work on public holidays.

Rastislav Machunka, president of the Association of Employers' Unions and Associations of Slovakia, warned that Slovakia could face a situation similar to Greece's bankruptcy over a decade ago, stating that Prime Minister Fico 'unhappily misunderstood' his words during a meeting.

Austria's security industry faces calls for stricter regulations, with a 'Wild West state' described by unions, as a new law proposal is expected in April ahead of the Song Contest.

Estonia is currently debating new regulations for platform work, leading to a clash between companies like Wolt, unions, and employers over worker rights, data usage, and flexibility in the gig economy.

Senegal's Ministry of Public Health has provided an update on its ongoing social dialogue and negotiations with various health sector unions.

Ictu advises private sector unions to seek pay rises of up to 6% based on factors including inflation

Montenegro's General Collective Agreement (OKU) has been extended for another month as unions and employers continue negotiations, with the government urging employers to further increase coefficients to raise private sector wages.

The Central Organisation of Finnish Trade Unions (SAK) is seeking a two-month severance payment and longer working careers from the next Finnish government as part of its election goals.

Road transport unions in Senegal have declared their intention to initiate a 72-hour paralysis of services, signaling a major disruption to transportation.

Two major Danish unions, HK and Dansk Metal, are advocating for a new government to initiate a multi-party national action plan to combat stress.

Katie Kilkenny has been promoted to Enterprise Reporter, TV and Labor at The Hollywood Reporter, where she will focus on key narratives in streaming and continue covering industry unions and workers.

Older Australians are reportedly in 'immediate danger' as a fuel crisis impacts the ability of aged care workers to travel, prompting unions and farmers to call for government intervention. Other sectors like agriculture, construction, and waste industries are also at risk from rising fuel prices.

Bus drivers in Cyprus went on strike Friday morning, citing government inaction on safety concerns related to traffic lights equipped with cameras, according to their trade unions.

The HSE has been urged to take urgent “supplementary steps” including boosting mileage expenses to offset “incredible” rises in fuel costs for thousands of workers.

The Romanian government has adopted an emergency ordinance to address the fuel crisis, a move that has been criticized by economists as ineffective, with unions also analyzing state revenue from fuel price hikes.

Fellesforbundet (Norwegian United Federation of Trade Unions) and Norsk Industri (Federation of Norwegian Industries) are scheduled to meet the press.

A group of Rodalies train drivers allegedly falsified justifications to avoid work, with reports indicating that the president of Renfe ordered the investigation to be halted to avoid upsetting unions.

The Union of Free Trade Unions of Montenegro (USSCG) announced a protest for April 7 if the government does not provide concrete proposals for increasing the calculation basis for wages.

A historical article recalls the military coup in Argentina on March 25, 1976, which led to the dissolution of political parties and trade unions.

The head of Czech TV unions, Vlastimil Vojtěch, announced that they would use "all forms of resistance" against government plans to exempt certain groups from TV and radio fees, though a strike is not yet being discussed.

Employees at ASML have joined a walkout, with unions urging management to reconsider planned job cuts at the company.

Peter MacKinnon argues that the responsibility for digital transformation and AI integration in universities lies with academic hands, not at the bargaining table with unions.

According to the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission (FWSC), twenty-two strike actions by labor unions in Ghana during 2024 resulted in a total economic loss of GH¢1.47 billion for the country.

Actress Amrita Rao shared her views on marriage, advising Ranveer Allahbadia to "cut the clutter" and embrace simplicity. She emphasized that elaborate weddings can be a "sheer waste" and encouraged a more straightforward approach to marital unions.

A recent field analysis in Serbia revealed that citizens place more trust in local initiatives, assemblies, and informal groups than in existing organizations, with trade unions receiving the lowest level of confidence.

Unions representing Belgrade's Public Transport Company (GSP) announced that another attempt to procure 50 gas buses via financial leasing for the city's public transport system has failed, as no bids were received by the tender's closing date.

Staff at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) are set to go on strike for the first time in two decades, with widespread news disruption expected, as unions protest below-inflation pay rises and insecure work conditions.

State Minister Weimer is facing open attacks from the SPD, and his support is reportedly crumbling even within his own Union faction.

The Independent Union of Science and Higher Education asserted on Sunday that Prime Minister Andrej Plenković's statement regarding union protests was inaccurate, alleging the government divides unions into "obedient and critical."

Farm unions in Punjab have called on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to incorporate their demands into the party's manifesto for the upcoming Assembly elections.

Luxembourg's Prime Minister Luc Frieden announced a new round of discussions with social partners regarding the minimum wage, with Marc Spautz appointed to lead the talks.

SAMES and SUTSAS, unions representing health workers in Senegal, are denouncing "contested" appointments and have called on the Minister of Health to address their concerns.

The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) is urged to engage with unions to prevent a potential strike by aviation workers.

A new IT platform has been introduced to enhance and support future digital offerings and services provided by Credit Unions.

Unions at the Czech Agency for Social Inclusion have declared a strike alert, protesting the Ministry of Regional Development's decision to abolish all management positions and merge the agency with housing agenda.

Employee unions in Maharashtra have formally notified the State government of their decision to proceed with a strike on April 21, citing unresolved issues related to pensions and recruitment.

Branimir Štrukelj, head of the Confederation of Public Sector Trade Unions of Slovenia, has stated that establishing dialogue with the new government will be significantly more challenging.

An opinion piece from Romania discusses the discomfort many feel during Easter family reunions, highlighting the tension between respecting traditions and the growing need for personal peace and 'healthy selfishness.'

ITA Airways is retiring 120 pilots, many from the former Alitalia, as they reach 65 years of age, prompting the airline to seek young professionals while unions push for contract renewal.

The proposed Faster Labor Contracts Act, a bipartisan bill, is criticized for potentially allowing arbitrators to impose unfavorable agreements on both workers and businesses.

Al Filahi Cash, a subsidiary of Crédit Agricole du Maroc, has signed an agreement with the Confederation of Pharmacists' Unions of Morocco to modernize payment systems across the country.

Representatives from Icelandair's three main employee unions are awaiting further information from the airline regarding its proposed business operations in Malta, affecting over 3,000 employees.

Vietnam's main labor organization is asking workers for their opinion on whether the country should combine its two April public holidays into a single, longer break, amidst pushback from employers and union branches regarding the current fragmented holiday schedule.

Labor unions in Denmark are advocating for changes to the pension system to benefit younger workers, while employers warn against such reforms. The debate centers on how many years Danes should work before retirement.

The acting government of Aragón is moving forward with plans to subsidize baccalaureate education for the upcoming academic year, drawing strong opposition from left-wing parties, unions, and educational associations.

Over two dozen credit unions in Ireland have supported a plan to establish a new corporate body aimed at increasing their capacity to fund mortgage and small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) lending.

The final proposal for labor reform in Portugal has been submitted by employers and unions for internal review, with the Minister of Labor awaiting their final word.

An opinion piece suggests that 'blue states' are creating an environment that insulates labor unions from public debate and scrutiny. The article examines the political dynamics influencing union power.

An opinion piece argues that 'blue states' are creating an environment that shields labor unions from public debate and scrutiny.

An opinion piece argues that 'Blue States' are taking actions to protect labor unions from public debate and scrutiny.

An opinion piece argues that 'blue states' in the U.S. are creating an environment that insulates labor unions from broader public debate and scrutiny.

More Americans are opting to join credit unions, with several institutions highlighted as top choices for various financial needs.

Public sector unions in the occupied north of Cyprus have staged a general strike, marching on the 'parliament' building to protest a decree issued by the UBP-YDP-DP administration that freezes cost-of-living allowances.

Teacher unions in Ireland are set to tackle major challenges in the education sector, including demands for immediate action on class sizes, pay, school funding, and teacher recruitment at their conferences this week.

The arrival of Starlink in Senegal is putting pressure on existing telecom companies like Orange, leading unions of Sonatel Orange, Yas, and Expresso to list their grievances regarding the changes.

Alpha Schools is expanding its AI-driven educational model to major US cities this fall, facing resistance from unions and concerns from researchers about its untested approach, with Pennsylvania having rejected a charter application.

Senior trade union figures have privately voiced misgivings regarding the British Medical Association's pay demands and planned doctors' strikes, expressing frustration over the refusal of a pay rise offer.

Teachers' unions in the UK report a growing 'masculinity crisis' in schools, marked by an increase in misogynistic abuse directed at female staff. This trend is leaving educators feeling traumatized and humiliated.

The Cypriot government's scheme to subsidize hotel workers' wages has not yet been communicated to hotels and unions, causing frustration as the tourist season begins.

Rolling Stone has compiled a list of 23 highly-rated Airbnbs suitable for large groups, featuring diverse options from Scottish castles to Greek villas for various occasions like family reunions or bachelor parties.

Turkish Cypriot trade unions and the opposition CTP political party have filed a court request to challenge the ruling coalition's decree to halt cost-of-living allowance payments to public sector workers until next year.

International organizations are raising alarms about a "spiral of violence" targeting journalists in Serbia, calling for greater protection for media professionals.

Several unions, including Sud Culture, Solidaires, and Sud PTT, have filed complaints against the organizations managing Maison Gainsbourg and Musée Gustave Moreau in Paris, alleging the use of subcontracting practices detrimental to employees.

The head of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has called on families to use their reunions for deeper spiritual reflection, focusing on Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection rather than just social activities.

Unions in Luxembourg, OGBL and LCGB, are demanding immediate government action to protect households from the financial burden of continuously rising fuel prices, with diesel nearing record highs.

The Greek government is abolishing recruitments through ASEP (Supreme Council for Civil Personnel Selection) for the public water companies EYDAP and EYATH, a move criticized by employee unions.

Over 16,000 teachers and students have gathered in Valencia to demand improvements in public education, calling for salary increases, reduced class sizes, and greater support for the Valencian language, with unions warning of a potential indefinite strike.

Discussions between authorities and electricity trade unions in Sri Lanka have progressed successfully, indicating positive movement towards resolving issues.

French union leaders, Marylise Léon of CFDT and Sophie Binet of CGT, have called for government assistance for employees struggling with rising fuel prices, advocating for targeted aid or a freeze on energy prices.

The 'Centar' GSP Belgrade union, in collaboration with partner unions, has launched a new portal named 'Zajedno na putu' (Together on the Road) for public transport drivers.

New Zealand Health Minister Simeon Brown is seeking urgent advice on how to alleviate the impact of rising fuel prices on support workers. Relief could potentially be offered by increasing the existing mileage allowance that these workers receive.

Iberia and its trade unions have signed an agreement for a voluntary redundancy plan (ERE) that will affect 996 employees, offering incentivized departures and early retirements from ages 58 and 61.

This article analyzes the decline of the European center-left, which historically represented the working classes and unions, but is now struggling to adapt from being 'heroes of the working class' to 'crisis managers'.

The Central Organisation of Finnish Trade Unions (SAK) has announced its intention to curb labor market crime.

Adriana Săftoiu, the president and general director of Romanian Television (TVR), has publicly stated that her salary is excessively high due to a provision in the collective labor agreement negotiated with unions.

An opinion piece suggests government price controls may become inevitable amid a cost of living surge, while another report warns of an impending 'price shock' and questions the preparedness of unions and governments.

The Finnish Teachers' Union (OAJ) and student unions express concern about the future of universities of applied sciences if universities become their main owners, advocating for clear rules in the planning of such mergers.

In a letter to the government, Luxembourg's OGBL and LCGB trade unions warned that the country is at a turning point in the minimum wage debate, reaffirming their position.

The Sarawak Department of Environment has advised against open burning during the hot, dry season, while a coalition of Malaysian trade unions pushes for worker protection. Additionally, Malaysians are now urged to cut shower times and stop daily car washes to conserve water amid the ongoing heat spell.

The G7 group has issued a call for increased mobilization and solidarity among trade unions as part of ongoing social dialogue efforts.

Icelandic Finance Minister Daði Már Kristófersson expressed shock upon receiving a 'letter of dismissal' from several trade unions, including BSRB, the Association of Icelandic Nurses, and the Icelandic Teachers' Union, protesting his plans to abolish warning obligations for public employees.

Japan's Supreme Court's Grand Bench, comprising 15 justices, is expected to issue a unified ruling on same-sex marriage as early as next year, addressing the legal status of same-sex unions.

Fernando Alexandre, a government official, presented a proposal to unions for a continuous external competition to immediately fill teacher vacancies, with new rules potentially taking effect in 2027/2028.

Major trade union confederations in Romania have announced they will not participate in discussions with the government and employers regarding the fuel price ordinance prepared by the Bolojan Cabinet, opting instead to meet with Grindeanu.

A vigil and concentration were held in Porto, called by CESP and other CGTP-In unions, as IPSS workers went on strike demanding negotiations with CNIS, whom they accuse of agreeing to a 'crumbs' wage deal with UGT unions.

Workers at the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) have threatened escalating strike action, demanding independent investigations into suspicious activities they claim are undermining the state-run utility.

Hundreds of members from aid organizations, friendship societies, trade unions, and political movements worldwide have traveled to Cuba to deliver humanitarian assistance to the country.

The dismissal of Alicja Knast, Director General of the National Gallery Prague, has deepened employee uncertainty and raised concerns about the institution's independence, prompting unions to call for a transparent selection process for her successor.

The 35-hour work week for civil servants in Spain is set to come into force next Friday, following meetings between unions and the government to advance the measure.

Croatian unions have received assurances from the government that gas and electricity prices will not increase for the next six months, though they still warn about inflation due to structural issues.

Norway's annual wage negotiations for 2026 have officially commenced, with Fellesforbundet submitting its demands to Norsk Industri, focusing on increased purchasing power and sick pay advancements.

Swiss International Air Lines is offering financial incentives to flight attendants to reduce its workforce, a move some employees are accepting while unions warn against simple solutions to economic challenges.

Across the United States, unions and citizens are collecting funds to assist Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers who have been without full pay for over a month.

A five-year-old boy reportedly left a kindergarten in Čačak unnoticed, prompting parents and unions to highlight ongoing safety issues like faulty intercoms.

Croatian public service unions protested for higher wages, prompting Minister Alen Ružić to announce continued negotiations and confirm that electricity and gas subsidies will remain in the government's new package of measures.

Six public sector unions in Zagreb are holding a protest dubbed "Union Spring" on European Square, citing extremely low wages and a lack of social dialogue and negotiations with the government.

The Karnataka State Anganwadi Workers’ Association, under the Centre of Indian Trade Unions, will launch an indefinite protest in Bengaluru from March 23, demanding fulfilment of long-pending demands…

Portugal's PSP is preparing a contingency plan for airports during the Easter period, following previous operational constraints experienced during Christmas and New Year, with unions requesting more resources.

Six Croatian public service unions will hold a protest called "Sindikalno proljeće" (Union Spring) in Zagreb on Saturday, citing a lack of social dialogue and negotiations with the government.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has condemned the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), student unions, and civil society organizations for their perceived silence on a proposed certificate forgery law.