
Euro Unions demand: end austerity and put industry back to work
European manufacturing and industrial unions met in Madrid this week at a specially convened conference to discuss the crisis in European industry.

European manufacturing and industrial unions met in Madrid this week at a specially convened conference to discuss the crisis in European industry.

The public are more concerned about the Tory Party’s relationship with big business than they are worried about Labour’s relationship with the trade unions.

Their last-ditch support for a dying regime is not only leaving them tragically on the wrong side of history but, worse, exposing them and our great movement to ridicule.

Unions with members working on off-shore oil installations have tentatively welcomed measures recommended in a report by the Civil Aviation Authority.

Calls are once again being made to tighten Britain’s strike laws. However Britain already has some of the most draconian industrial relations laws in Europe.

The European Union’s austerity measures and the dismantling of collective bargaining in a number of countries is unlawful, according to a professor at the University of Bremen.

The new leader of the giant German union IG Metall, Detlef Wetzel, has warned German companies operating in the US against violating employment rights and opposing the right of workers to form unions.

The only conclusion is that this part has a hidden agenda to do with union affiliation to the Labour Party.

Wales is set to become the first part of the UK to attempt to bring to an end the practice of blacklisting.

Canada’s newest union, Unifor the Union, aims to fight Canada’s anti-trade union legislation.