Possibly in a prelude to the full privatisation of the Japanese postal service, Japan post is planning to dismiss up to 14,000 of its non regular employees. The Postal Workers Union is organising members to take protest actions.
Possibly in a prelude to the full privatisation of the Japanese postal service, Japan post is planning to dismiss up to 14,000 of its non regular employees. The Postal Workers Union is organising members to take protest actions.
The last few months in South Korea have seen a number of mobilisations by workers in defence of their rights and conditions […]
As reported last week, some of the workers that had been arrested at the Khatoon Abad Copper Mines earlier this month had […]
This week, thousands of members of the Korean Metal Workers Union took to the streets against proposed amendments to the Labour Act […]
fight for democratic rights fight for workers rights Inspired by victories against oppressive governments in Tunisia and Egypt, protests and uprisings are […]
