Stigmatise<br>bad employers 14 June, 2001The IMF should investigate the behaviour of the multinational companies worldwide and publish the results in a yearly white paper, suggests Giorgio Caprioli, the general secretary of the FIM, one of three IMF affiliates in Italy.
Where are the women?4 July, 1999More active women are needed in the International Metalworkers' Federation.
"Where are the women?"4 July, 199930-35 per cent of the IMF membership are women. At the Central Committee meeting in Helsinki, they made up less than 10 per cent of the delegates.
Anti-union decrees become official7 March, 2000Despite national and international protests, the Venezuelan government thumbs its nose at the world.
Dispute settled at Ford UK8 March, 2000Professional staff union members have come out victorious in their confrontation with management.
New metalworkers' council formed12 March, 2000The IMF's three affiliates in Pakistan have signed an agreement to form a metalworkers' council.
IG Metall insists on lower retirement age20 March, 2000German metalworkers are gearing up for widespread warning strikes from March 29 onwards.
GE unions step up global unity26 March, 2000The IMF-GE World Council strengthens cross-border trade union coordination and pledges full support to the CBC.
More auto alliances27 March, 2000This week brings a new outburst of cross-border activity in the rapidly changing landscape of the automotive sector.
