The Canadian federal government acknowledges a potential shortage of workstations for employees returning to the office four days a week, confirming concerns raised by unions.

Protests have erupted in Argentina as the lower house of Congress approved President Javier Milei's controversial labor reform bill, which aims to give employers greater flexibility in hiring.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has withdrawn her proposal for robotaxi services outside New York City, following pushback from labor unions and transit workers.

Major Japanese automobile manufacturers' labor unions have submitted their demands for this year's spring wage negotiations, with a noticeable reduction in requested wage and bonus increases due to a challenging business environment, including US tariff measures.

Nigeria's electoral commission (INEC) has warned transport unions against logistical delays for the upcoming FCT election, emphasizing the need for timely deployment of materials and personnel.

The Unite Here union is reportedly monitoring wedding websites to ensure labor compliance, potentially pressuring businesses that do not meet union standards.

Nurses and other staff within the National Health Service are set to receive a 3.3% pay increase, a move the government says demonstrates its commitment to the workforce, despite criticism from unions.

Argentina's Chamber of Deputies has passed a controversial labor reform bill, which unions have criticized as an attempt by President Javier Milei to weaken worker protections.

Comments made by a Reform Party by-election candidate about putting public unions 'under review' highlight challenges the party faces in attracting working-class voters.

Reunions and re-arrests define Venezuela’s post-Maduro era.

New Mexico is launching an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's notorious ranch, as demonstrators protest in front of Trump Tower and Hillary Clinton accuses Trump of a 'cover-up'.

Teacher unions are reportedly orchestrating student walkouts against ICE and Trump administration policies, using public schools as political staging grounds.

Italian trade unions have stated they will not move scheduled air transport strikes, despite concerns from Minister Salvini regarding the upcoming Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics.

Recent data indicates a continued decline in union membership across most sectors, with government employees being a notable exception where organized labor remains strong.

Argentina is experiencing widespread disruption, including closed shops, canceled flights, and uncollected garbage, as unions stage a 24-hour general strike in protest of President Milei's proposed labor reforms.

Renters in Minnesota's Twin Cities, supported by labor allies, are planning a historic rent strike, described as the largest in over a century, in response to an eviction crisis exacerbated by ICE operations.

Teachers' unions are calling on the SEC to investigate private equity firm Apollo Global Management regarding its alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein, citing concerns about a lack of candor.

A trade unions group warns that the gender pay gap in the UK will not close for another 30 years, stating that women effectively work for free for 47 days a year.

Ho Chi Minh City's Tan Son Nhat International Airport experienced a record surge in passengers ahead of Lunar New Year (Tet), as thousands of overseas Vietnamese return home for emotional reunions. While Tet is Vietnam's biggest festival, many other Southeast Asian countries do not observe it as a public holiday.