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GS 16 12 81 YUGOSLAV TRADE UNION VISIT

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Scenes of the visit of a Yugoslav trade union delegation meeting trade union leaders in India. 1. vs of exterior of the Indian National Trade Union Congress National Headquarters 2. vs of the Yugoslav and Indian delegates seated and...
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Travel chaos as Air France pilots strike

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About a quarter of Air France pilots are striking to demand better working conditions - the latest challenge to travellers and France's image as it hosts Europe's biggest sporting event.Up to a fifth of flights were cancelled on...
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Group of Flint Residents Condemns Trump’s Visit

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLIST:AP TELEVISION – AP CLIENTS ONLYFlint, Michigan – 14 September 20161. Various of anti-Trump protesters holding up a "wall" made of used water bottles at the site of a news conference...
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French trade unions, employers on strike

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Workers and students held street protests, some of them violent, across France on Thursday while train drivers, teachers and others went on strike to reject a government reform relaxing the 35-hour workweek and other labour rules.A few...
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Chile's largest union calls for a national strke

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Chile's main trade union called for a national strike on Tuesday against what they called a poor pension plan and a public health system. Close to 6,000 people, which included workers from different sectors and teachers, joined the...
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Sanders Slams Wisc. Gov. Scott Walker on Unions

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One day before Wisconsin's presidential primary, Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders criticised the state's governor Scott Walker on his position on trade unions. Sanders spoke to supporters at a local UAW (United Autoworkers Union) hall...
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Union leader slams Hollande on labour reform

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A union leader in France has criticised French President Francois Hollande for refusing to listen to the French people on the new labour reform law.Head of the CGT union, Philippe Martinez, said in Paris on Tuesday that 74 percent of...
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Trade unions protest against labour reforms

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Trade unions staged a demonstration in Marseille on Thursday, in protest against labour reforms in France.The route of the protest march was shortened in order to avoid tensions between protesters and the police as well as between...
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Why Do Americans Work So Much for So Long?

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Oct. 18 -- American workers are dedicating more of their life to their jobs than their counterparts around the world. A new study finds that American's work more hours, retire later and take fewer vacation days than workers in other...
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US governor signs bill raising pay for West Virginia teachers

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West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice signed a bill to give teachers in the state a raise, ending a statewide teacher walkout that last nine days. Justice spoke at a Tuesday afternoon news conference after the Legislature passed a...
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EU negotiator hopes for deal on Brexit bill by mid-December

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The European Union's chief negotiator in talks over Britain's withdrawal from the bloc said on Wednesday he hopes to reach agreement on a financial settlement before an EU summit in mid-December but that the two sides are still working...
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Former Soviet leader launches new book on international relations

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Former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev on Thursday presented his new book "In The World, That Is Changing" in Moscow.
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Postal workers rally against privatization of mail

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Postal workers and their supporters spent part of the Columbus Day holiday protesting what they see as a White House push to make the U.S. Postal Service private.
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Denver teachers picket on first day of strike

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Denver teachers are getting public support as they begin a strike for higher pay that's less reliant on bonuses.
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Arizona Kids Get Free Food While Teachers Strike

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While thousands of teachers remain on strike in Arizona for a fifth day, closing down many schools, communities are rallying to feed families and take care of children, so their parents can go to work. With hundreds of...
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Arizona Kids Get Free Food While Teachers Strike

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While thousands of teachers remain on strike in Arizona for a fifth day, closing down many schools, communities are rallying to feed families and take care of children, so their parents can go to work. With hundreds of...
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Arizona Teachers Protest For Better Pay

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Arizona teachers gathered outside their schools Wednesday to ask for higher salaries and better overall school funding from the state. Gatherings were planned at approximately 1,000 schools statewide as part of a...
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Denver teachers, schools reach deal to end strike

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Colorado Gov. Jared Polis is congratulating Denver's teachers union and its school district for reaching a tentative agreement to end a three-day strike.
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GM hopes to minimize pain of upcoming layoffs

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General Motors hopes to alleviate layoffs pain

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UAW official: GM decision like punch 'in the gut'

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The head of a union chapter in Ohio says General Motors' decision to stop small-car production at its assembly plant in Lordstown and consider closing it for good is "like you get punched in the gut."
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Reparations re-enters the national dialogue

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A national dialogue on reparations is underway as issues related to race attract increasing attention.
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Reparations re-enters the national dialogue

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A national dialogue on reparations is underway as issues related to race attract increasing attention.