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Uber ordered to pay nearly €600,000 in penalties in algorithmic transparency case
Uber failed to comply with Court of Appeal order to provide meaningful information on the automated decision to dismiss workers.
Global chemicals safety agreement: big wins for workers, big challenges for the ILO
International Conference on Chemicals Management (ICCM5) has concluded with agreement on a new Global Framework on Chemicals
Supreme Court ruling is a victory for underpaid workers, says UNISON
The ruling means many workers will now be able to challenge ongoing linked underpayments in their wages
RMT warns that ‘Minimum Service’ laws will ‘poison’ industrial relations
The union was responding to a new Transport Committee report released on the 22nd September
Wales TUC welcome Welsh Government intervention on Strike Bill
Counsel General for Wales, Mick Antoniw MS says the Strikes Act is “unnecessary and probably unworkable.”
Campaign for Trade Union Freedom to help build movement against anti-union laws
The Morning Star reports from CTUF's AGM
Why Greek state workers are protesting against the new labour law
The proposed bill would allow full-time workers to have a part-time second job and to work up to 13 hours a day
Government considers minimum service levels in hospitals during strikes
The government is considering introducing regulations that would require some doctors and nurses to work during strikes
