Where is the ILO going?18 January, 2000The ILO is changing. Its structure will be transformed as well, but not necessarily for the better.
Workers are marginalized<br>in new ILO structure18 January, 2000Tripartite cooperation must continue to be the rule that governs the ILO, says the IMF general secretary, Marcello Malentacchi, in his new column.
Strike pickets at BHP<br>attacked by police19 January, 2000Unions are attempting to prevent the mineral and metals multinational from introducing individual contracts for staff in BHP's iron ore mining operations in western Australia.
KMWF votes for national<br>industry-based federation24 January, 2000The theme for the KMWF convention was "Building an Industrial Union -- Empowerment of the Workers".
Further update on Nissan26 January, 2000Japanese trade unions march in Tokyo to protest the restructuring plan and job cuts.
ADtranz workers take<br>to the streets again30 January, 2000European Works Council president warns against the playing of one plant location against another.
Toxic waste dumping in Asia20 September, 1999Trade unions and environmentalists have joined forces in a challenge to dirty shipbreaking in Asia.
Strikes declared "terrorist acts"29 September, 1999Pakistan's government steps up pressure to ward off opposition.
Two down and one to go30 September, 1999UAW workers overwhelmingly ratify the DaimlerChrysler contract, and union negotiators reach tentative agreement with General Motors and Delphi Automotive Systems.
