Workers Struggles
Workers Struggles: Europe & Africa
November 20, 2009
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Workers Struggles: The Americas
November 17, 2009
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Illinois teaching and research assistants strike
By Tom Mackaman and Clement Daly, November 17, 2009
Graduate student employees at the University of Illinois went on strike on Monday against the university’s demand that it be allowed the right to impose tuition on teaching and research assistants.
Britain: Socialist Workers Party colludes in postal strike sellout
By Tony Robson, November 14, 2009
Among the 17 members of the executive of the Communication Workers Union of Britain (CWU) who voted unanimously to call off the postal strikes scheduled for November 6 and 9 is union president and Soc...
Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
November 14, 2009
Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
Workers Struggles: Europe & Africa
November 13, 2009
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London postal workers condemn strike sell-out by Communication Workers Union
By our correspondents, November 11, 2009
Reporters from the World Socialist Web Site have been talking to postal workers in London about the decision by the Communication Workers Union to call off the national postal strike.
Mt. Clemens, Michigan school bus drivers strike
By a WSWS reporting team, November 11, 2009
School bus drivers in Mt. Clemens, Michigan ended their one-and-a-half day strike Tuesday amid company threats to break the strike.
Workers Struggles: The Americas
November 10, 2009
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Transit workers end strike in Philadelphia
By Alan Whyte, November 10, 2009
A six-day transit strike in Philadelphia ended Monday morning after Transport Workers Union Local 234, the bargaining agent for 5,100 drivers, operators and mechanics, reached an agreement with the So...
Opel workers in Germany protest threatened mass redundancies
By our reporters, November 7, 2009
On Wednesday, thousands of Opel workers took part in protests throughout Germany directed against the massive job cuts to be implemented following General Motors’ decision earlier this week not to s...
Australia: Qantas aircraft engineers vote for industrial action
By Terry Cook, November 7, 2009
About 190 professional engineers at Qantas voted by 98 percent to take industrial action after seven months of negotiations for a new work agreement failed to resolve issues over pay and working condi...
