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Austin Bus Workers Rally as Strike Authorization Remains in Place

The standoff could halt most fixed-route service because it hinges on pay, training and CapMetro's budget limits.

Public Defenders Walk Off in Detroit and Harlem Over Health Care and Pay

Málaga Protesters March Through City Center Over Soaring Rents and Low Wages

Catalan Teacher Assembly Warns Protests Will Disrupt Start of Next School Year

Port Hedland Maintenance Workers Authorise Protected Stoppages at BHP

Viral Instagram Clip Shows Punjabi Sanitation Worker in Dubai Reporting 12‑Hour Days and Low Pay

SoFi Stadium Food Workers Authorize Strike Ahead of U.S. World Cup Opener

LIRR Strike Ends With Tentative 4.5% Raise and Short Contract Extension

Labor Court Orders Full Peak Service in Teresina as Bus Unions Threaten Return to Strikes

Italy’s 24-Hour General Strike Disrupts Transport and Public Services

Talks Extended to 6 p.m. as TTC and CUPE Local 2 Push to Avert Lockout

Gig Workers Call 5-Hour Nationwide Log-Out Today Over Fuel Price Hike

LIRR Strike Talks Enter Final Week as Unions Rally and MTA Touts New Offer

NYC Building Workers Authorize Strike as Contract Deadline Nears

24-Hour Strike by Melbourne Council Workers Halts Rubbish Collection and Parking Fines

University Hospital Strike in Brazil Continues as HU Brasil Files Labor Case and TST Sets 80% Staffing

NYC Doormen and Building Workers Set Strike Vote as Contract Nears Expiration

Report Finds North Korean Workers in Russia Trapped in Forced Labor in Violation of U.N. Bans

First Circuit Pauses Lower-Court Block, Lets Trump Continue Third-Country Deportations

NYC Council Takes Up $30 Minimum Wage Bill Targeting 2030