Top Sanders Adviser Convicted of Embezzling Union Funds
Charles Rocha still negotiating union contracts after 2008 conviction
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30,000 Finns protest government-planned cuts, nationwide strike grinds country to a halt
‘Finnish trade unions have launched a national one-day strike protesting against austerity measures. Some 30,000 people have taken to the streets of Helsinki rallying against the government’s plans to aid the economy at the expense of workers. The protesters are angry with the government’s plans to boost the competitive advantage of the Finnish economy by […]
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Britain Moves From Democracy to Authoritarian State in Pernicious Veil of Secrecy
‘One should not forget that “Openness and participation are antidotes to surveillance and control”. When David Cameron won the 2015 election one of the first things he said was; “For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens: as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone”. […]
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British Government Strike Law Most ‘Oppressive In The Developed World’
‘British trade union laws are the most restrictive in the developed world. This is a legacy of the Thatcher years, with legislation passed between 1979 and 1997, which made it harder for unions to gain recognition and raised the bar for ballots on strike action, requiring 40 percent turnout, making it much harder for unions […]
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British Airways ‘spying’ scandal: How the world’s most famous airline spied on its own staff
‘British Airways paid £1m to hush up the details of a spying operation in which the phones and emails of its own cabin staff were allegedly improperly accessed during a bitter dispute with Britain’s largest […]