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With the election of the former president of the Chamber of Commerce as Luxembourg's new Prime Minister, the labour movement there is now consciously organizing itself to become the only effective opposition to government policies. The Liberal-Conservative government agrees and has been actively harassing union leaders and questioning the role of the labour movement in the social model, paving the way for planned cuts to pensions and increased work time. 25,000 workers attended a rally 2 weeks ago and cheered the creation of the 'Union of Unions'.(Photo: OGB-L) Click here to read more labour news from Luxembourg.LabourStart Jobs

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Antigua and Barbuda ABWU Women’s Conference to Tackle Mental Health, Burnout and the Hidden Burden of Women’s Work [The News] 18-07-2026
Australia / Western Australia Perth airport commuters dodge disruptions amid strike action, but union warns worst is yet to come [The West Australian] 18-07-2026
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Cambodia NagaWorld Strikers After 4 Years: ‘Justice Still Eludes Us as Labor Dispute Drags On’ [CamboJA News] 18-07-2026
Canada / Alberta Calgary art store workers apply to unionize [Alberta Worker] 18-07-2026
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China Government Backs Landmark ILO Gig Work Convention While Continuing Crackdown on Delivery Riders [HKLRM] 18-07-2026
Global / Türkiye ITUC Seeks Expert to Draft Union Paper Ahead of COP31 Climate Talks For more info [The Labour Pulse] 18-07-2026
Ireland New pay proposals accepted by Ireland’s ambulance workers after strike [The Irish Sun] 18-07-2026
Italy Deadly attack on workers highlights Italy's slave-like farms [DW] 18-07-2026
Kenya Flight Disruptions Loom as Aviation Workers Issue Strike Notice [The Times] 18-07-2026
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Netherlands / Global ITUC Renews Right-to-Strike Defence After Court Ruling For more info [The Labour Pulse] 18-07-2026
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Palestine MAAN helped an elderly East Jerusalem woman secure monthly income supplement and ₪82,375 in retroactive benefits [MAAN] 18-07-2026
South Africa / Eastern Cape Provincial automotive industry faces survival threat: NUMSA [SABC] 18-07-2026
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USA International union leaders show solidarity with the AFT [AFT] 18-07-2026
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1888 France Strike until August 17, of the earthworkers in Paris during which Eudes, the former general of the Commune died.
1913 Ireland Businessman William Martin Murphy calls his workers to a meeting, where he warns they will be sacked if they join the ITGWU.[more]
1983 Canada Kamloops members of the British Columbia Government and Service Employees’ Union begin a three-week occupation of the Tranquille Institution, after learning that the provincial government planned to close it.[more]
1984 Ireland Irish retail workers begin a strike in support of the anti-apartheid movement, refusing to handle South African products. The strike goes on for two and a half years.[more]
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