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Danish Strike Wave Met with Threats from Local Government Employers
Cities threaten strikers with lockout
By The Copenhagen Post
Published 23.04.08 00:00
Local governments are ready to implement a lockout that would send all FOA union employees home.
African migrant workers sit-in
Exploited, Fired, Now Expelled? Immigrant Workers Occupy Paris Buffalo Grill
Portugal Hit By General Strike
From BBC:
Public services in Portugal have been severly disrupted in an attempt by the country's largest trade union federation to call a general strike.
European Parliament Passes Corporate Social Responsibility Resolution
The Clean Clothes Campaign reports that on March 13th a new Resolution, regulating CSR activities, was passed in the European Parliament.
