If nurses’ voices are not heard, the NHS will collapse
The British nurses demand a 19% pay rise. This might sound a lot, but we must not forget that we...
Labor unions and workers’ struggle
Is an autocratic regime of the rich being born in the UK?
The anti-disruptive measures or anti-strike measures might come into life in the United Kingdom in the upcoming weeks. The once-great...
The government of millionaires wants you to work longer!
Elizabeth Borne announced the new pension reform - and unleashed a storm in French politics. The prime minister wants to...
5 Inspiring Moments of Social Life in Central-Eastern Europe, 2022
It was a tough year for most of us in Central and Eastern Europe. By the end of 2021, we...
For higher wages and transparent working conditions: Polish delivery workers raise their heads
- This platform works in such a way that we never know what the rules are - sometimes a bonus...
Ukrainian employers use the war as pretext to cancel workers’ rights
- Sometimes I get calls from various people and they say 'my relative has fallen at the front and his...
‘It is a shame we recruited you’: how a French-Polish businessman fired a labour organizer
In the developed economies of Western Europe, labour unions are considered a standard actor of social life. This is, however,...
United States of Labour: A Week in Labour World
On the November 21st, the two major freight railway unions (62.000 members) are voting on whether or not to ratify...
The American midterm elections and labour
On Tuesday, November 8th, Americans rushed to the polls to elect new members to Congress, to change the governors and...
Adrian Sandu: Romania’s automotive industry is in a perfect storm, but it is resilient
Interview with ACAROM’s Secretary General who takes an x-ray of the Romanian car industry programmes to encourage fleet renewal as...
