Global unions must act18 March, 2001The IMF says it is urgent for the global labour movement to take a united approach in order to effectively oppose the ill effects of globalisation on its members.
González continues hunger strike2 April, 2001The IMF's Paraguayan affiliate reports that the state of health of its president has considerably weakened.
DaimlerChrysler layoffs are devastating29 January, 2001Announcing extensive restructuring, the auto multinational's Chrysler Group will cut 26,000 jobs and close six plants.
Health and environmental concerns at Cerro Matoso6 February, 2001Workers and their trade union charge that Billiton's Colombian subsidiary is cutting corners to maximise short-term returns.
Violations against trade unionists12 September, 2000Last year, thousands of people worldwide were targeted for their trade union activities.
Download the IMF's auto report13 September, 2000"IMF Auto Report 2000" is now available under "Publications" on this website.
Norwegian metalworkers reach deal8 April, 2002Union is pleased with results and ready for the improvement in workers' purchasing power.
IMF publishes report on FTAA4 April, 2002The Free Trade Area of the Americas will present a major challenge for the labour movement. The IMF analyses its potential impact on the metal industry.
