Cross-border ASEAN trade union cooperation to grow
South-east Asian economic integration means changes for the trade union movement
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- Regulatory differences
- Development gaps
- Supply disruptions
- Migrant workers on frontline
- Poor conditions
- Limited benefits
- Workplace intimidation
- Fragmented unions struggle for role
- Low representation
- Business pressures
- Political divisions
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