Shipbuilding work is hazardous8 April, 2001The Federation of Korean Metalworkers' Trade Unions reports on the health and safety situation in the shipbuilding industry and identifies most important priorities.
Kenya metalworkers lose their leader8 April, 2001Ben Wanyanga, general secretary of the AUKM, has passed away.
IMF writes again to Kim9 April, 2001With the fate of Daewoo Motor Co. still in the balance, the IMF general secretary urges the South Korean president to include trade unions in talks.
Occupational health & safety in Korea's shipbuilding industry10 April, 2001Trade union officials are not allowed to get involved in OH&S activities in Korean shipyards.
Rights abuses continue in Belarus11 April, 2001International and Belarus trade union officials, meeting in Minsk, discuss anti-union moves by the government.
UAW comments on DaimlerChrysler plan30 January, 2001Four-year contract negotiated in 1999 provides job and income security.
Philips: no model for industrial relations1 February, 2001The IMF Philips World Council will focus on industrial relations with the giant electrical and electronics multinational.
Daewoo union sends team to find Kim Woo-choong4 February, 2001The Daewoo Motor trade union will visit France and Morocco to search for the former Daewoo Group chairman, who is in hiding.
Swedes negotiate 38-month contract8 February, 2001The longest contract ever for Sweden's engineering sector has been signed.
IMF organising a summer school12 February, 2001The International Metalworkers' Federation has invited its affiliates to participate in the first IMF Summer School.
