9 October, 2002Following the Italian automaker's announcement of massive job cuts, Fiat workers will down tools.

30 September, 2002The agreement, still to be ratified by the CAW membership, provides a more secure future for workers.

9 December, 2002The IMF's Japanese affiliate has decided not to seek a unified basic monthly pay hike during next spring's "shunto".

4 December, 2002Projects are being set up to train union trainers and create education systems within the individual unions.

1 December, 2002The IMF has launched a Russian-language website, targeting trade unionists in the republics of the former Soviet Union and the Baltic states.

28 November, 2002Men still way ahead in wages, with 24 per cent more in hourly pay than women.

24 November, 2002Government is working with major car and car components companies to destroy the bargaining strength of workers in the Australian car industry.

10 April, 2001Six trade union confederations in Spain and France have issued a joint statement "for freedom and against terrorism."

8 April, 2001The Federation of Korean Metalworkers' Trade Unions reports on the health and safety situation in the shipbuilding industry and identifies most important priorities.

8 April, 2001Ben Wanyanga, general secretary of the AUKM, has passed away.