Swiss union warnings on postal liberalisation being heard
The Swiss Government Committee on Transport and Telecommunications of the National Council (CTT-N) has not accepted the draft postal legislation
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Japanese Government reviews postal privatisation
Currently, the review of privatization and the corporate break up of Japan Post has been conducted by the government.
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SACCAWU, Sun International reach agreement
MORE than 4,500 workers of Sun International Hotels in South Africa are returning to work after a seven-week strike.
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Quad/Graphics buys World Color Press
Quad/Graphics buys World Color Press
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HSBC Employees Picket Seoul, Korea
Twenty percent of the HSBC work force in Korea opted for voluntary retirement in 2009. Remaining staff shared the burden of extra work load and contributed to make substantial profits last year
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Japan: better conditions for temps in spring negotiations plans
Japanese unions and companies agreed to set a common goal of stabilizing employment for younger people during the first labor-management negotiation session of the year.
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CEO pay is out of control, UNI tells executives in Davos
UNI General Secretary Philip Jennings will be in Davos today at a critical session on CEO pay, entitled “Rethinking Compensation Models”.
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Verizon cuts 13,000 jobs in the USA
The US' second largest telecom operator will slash more jobs in 2010
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Government of Costa Rica breaks off negotiations
After several hours Vice Minister of the Presidency, Robert Thompson and Minister of Labor, Alvaro Gonzalez, did not budge and withdrew from the negotiating table.
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Unions occupy Costa Rica Labour Ministry
UNI Post & Logistics affiliate, SITET is part of a group of unions that have occupied the Costa Rica Ministry of Labour building to protest the Governments activities to privatise the local Port
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