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Companies Deluged by Class Actions as 'Employee Activism Surges'

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Labor and employment class actions accounted for 43.4% of legal departments' class action matters in 2023 an increase of nearly 10 percentage points from a year earlier the newly released Carlton Fields Class Action Survey found.

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ABC Australia

Queensland premier defends agreement that delivers union tradies pay rises of more than $10 per hour

Queensland's premier has defended a deal brokered with construction unions that includes pay rises of more than $10 an hour over the next four years.

26 days ago·Australia

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National Post

Matthew Lau: Manitoba NDP's ban on 'scab labour' would be good for unions, but bad for workers

Here's a curious line from the Canadian Labour Congress’ statement on Manitoba’s NDP government introducing laws to ban replacement workers: “Workers everywhere should be able to exercise their right to strike without worrying about the threat of scab labour.”

25 days ago·Canada

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Construction sector: Arbitration should resolve collective bargaining disputes

The union, which demands 500 euros more pay for employees, had declared the negotiations failed late Tuesday evening.

25 days ago·Munich, Germany

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The West Australian

‘Best practice’ IR reform will spike construction costs

Let’s be clear: if any employer in the construction industry is engaging workers under a sham contracting arrangement, then they should be held to account.

26 days ago

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La Repubblica

National strike on April 11, here is who stops for the Cgil and Uil protest.

Trade unions are asking for "zero deaths in the workplace, a proper fissile reform and a new social model for doing business." Thirty stops from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. After the tragedy, the protests doubled in Emilia Romagna. In Milan, they raced for the G7 and played.

25 days ago·Turin, Italy

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Zeit Online

IG BAU: Collective bargaining in the construction sector failed after the third round

IG BAU has declared collective bargaining for 90,000 employees to have failed. Arbitration is now intended to avert strikes in the industry.

25 days ago·Germany

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Companies Deluged by Class Actions as 'Employee Activism Surges'

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Queensland premier defends agreement that delivers union tradies pay rises of more than $10 per hour

Queensland premier defends agreement that delivers union tradies pay rises of more than $10 per hour

Matthew Lau: Manitoba NDP's ban on 'scab labour' would be good for unions, but bad for workers

Matthew Lau: Manitoba NDP's ban on 'scab labour' would be good for unions, but bad for workers

Construction sector: Arbitration should resolve collective bargaining disputes

Construction sector: Arbitration should resolve collective bargaining disputes

‘Best practice’ IR reform will spike construction costs

‘Best practice’ IR reform will spike construction costs

National strike on April 11, here is who stops for the Cgil and Uil protest.

National strike on April 11, here is who stops for the Cgil and Uil protest.

IG BAU: Collective bargaining in the construction sector failed after the third round

IG BAU: Collective bargaining in the construction sector failed after the third round

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