Daewoo struggle intensifies22 February, 2001The past week has seen considerable resistance by Daewoo workers and the police, as unions fight for job security and an end to neoliberal policies.
Layoffs at GE in Gent22 February, 2001Belgian metal union believes General Electric's restructuring plans will affect most of Europe.
Vauxhall workers down tools25 February, 2001Members of the Transport and General Workers' Union staged a one-day strike at UK Vauxhall plants.
Dutch bargaining hits snag6 March, 2001Workers begin industrial action as negotiations for the metal-related and service branches encounter difficulties.
More conflict as Daewoo reopens8 March, 2001An arrest warrant via Interpol has been issued for the former carmaker's CEO, Kim Woo-choong.
Ordinance allows dismissals without enquiry12 March, 2001Pakistan Metalworkers' Federation wants to compel the government to withdraw the new law.
Global meeting on aluminium14 March, 2001The IMF-affiliated USWA held an international conference to discuss the current situation in the aluminium industry and the strengthening of international trade union ties.
Trade union programme to deal with globalisation27 September, 2000After a two-day debate, the 10th IMF World Auto Council has adopted a new programme to increase the trade unions' strength.
Manuel Garnacho dies1 October, 2000A dedicated fighter for freedom and democracy in Spain is no more.
Steering group kicks off4 October, 2000World company councils and corporate codes of conduct are high on the agenda of IMF Steel Industry Steering Group.
