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Disruptive industrial action by trainee doctors has escalated into a standoff with the government
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The government will come under more pressure this month to break up its latest workplace reform legislation
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Countries are privatising economies and increasing citizens' share of employment, with implications for workers' rights
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Trade unions are accusing the government of complicity in the face of what they say is a collapse in purchasing power
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A threatened strike at the largest US package delivery company is indicative of a rising level of union activism
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Two credit ratings upgrades this year are linked in part to the government's success in passing its pension reform
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The Dutch senate has approved a major overhaul in the country’s private pension system
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A strike involving all levels of the academic community at a major New Jersey university has resulted in new contracts
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The president seeks to protect jobs, build resilience, green the economy and stay competitive via industrial policy
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The government yesterday announced it would be postponing the end of fuel subsidies originally scheduled for June
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