Sex issues at union's conference27 July, 1999The Canadian Autoworkers Union, CAW, will organise a National Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Conference next year.
Union leader murdered10 August, 1999Semsi Denizer, President of the Turkish miners' union Genel Maden-Is, was shot dead last Friday.
Prosecution after<br>Korean soccer match14 August, 1999The soccer team comprised of South Korean workers returned home Saturday to face questioning by the prosecution after playing soccer matches with its North Korean counterpart.
Situation improving in Malta29 August, 1999Members demonstrate by the thousands in a show of support for the General Workers' Union.
SMATA members lose jobs<br>as Delphi closes plant2 February, 2000The IMF is requesting urgent international solidarity with its autoworker affiliate in Argentina.
FO Métaux -- a union<br>on the rise3 February, 2000The French metalworkers' union has witnessed a remarkable, steady growth in recent years.
Workers' reps accept<br>Mannesmann-Vodafone deal3 February, 2000The workers' representatives on the Mannesmann supervisory board will go along with the proposed merger of the two multinationals.
Ford offers PC's<br>to worldwide workforce7 February, 2000The United Auto Workers and Ford have announced that as of this spring U.S. employees will receive their personal computer at home.
Delphi Packard to transfer<br>production out of Spain8 February, 2000IMF Spanish affiliates will strike next week against the U.S. multinational's restructuring plan.
Moderate wage increases<br>don't create jobs9 February, 2000The German metalworkers' union says that restraining wage demands has not generated an increase in metal industry employment.
