what happened was the expectation of the trade unions that called from this mini-fit the eight main tradenions of france announced it and they hoped that a million would come out on the street all over france. now they are talking about almost half a million. uh, man only in the capital of france really turned out to be so high that during the procession of the police. i had to change it several times routes and even open a second bypass . since the entire column could not pass through the prepared one. in advance of the way, the head of the french ministry of internal affairs spoke in advance that it was in paris that he expected problems, since the bone of his information about 1,000 provocateurs could join these demonstrations and indeed in another half an hour literally. an hour after the start of the procession, columns. we saw. the flying air of the hallelujah fireworks , the police began to conduct a large number of checks in the first half hour, officially this reported almost 2.500 people participating in this event. they were subjected to checks at 4:00 pm, that is, during the f

a determined mobilization called for teachers and their trade union. it is expected that today 7 out of 10 teachers. primary schools will also join the protests with their negative attitude towards the proposed pension reform, against which the french even expressed schoolchildren. we are together we are together a general strike. for the first time, a large inter-union association of workers of the ministry of foreign affairs of france also joined the strike. affect the work of the hospital by the polyclinic, already disrupted due to the lack of media professionals, they write that on this day there will be two categories of policemen on the streets of french cities, those who will join the manifestation, and these are policemen who have a day off on thursday, and those who will provide security during the demonstration due to the fact that demonstrations of yellow yellow vests, as well as ultra-left movements are expected and riots are not ruled out, at least the head of the french ministry of internal affairs announced the fact that about 10,000 pol

trade unions from grodno have recently joined this initiative. 3 years i am already retired and i think that it is very good in our country, pensioners live happy with their life in retirement. gathered us huge regional community based on the sanatorium neman-72 veterans of the trade union movement workers of the regional committees of the trade union with us, together with the chairman of the regional association boris nikolaevich kozelkov, the chairmen of the regional committees, who arrived with their veterans at the meeting, a conversation took place about the trade union movement. the concert was a tea party and a heart-to- heart talk among people. there was an opportunity to talk about your life after the elderly were offered to undergo wellness procedures, which are offered by the sanatorium assistance and trade union veterans are supported not only within the framework of the action, work in this direction takes place throughout the year, it must be said that we work very closely with the iranian organization in our region. we have such a tro. agreement between the elutheran org

the conservative prime minister, margaret thatcher, privatized british industries, and took on trade unions that stood in her way the co mind as union led by office goggle was among the largest and most militant and when they went to strike, thatcher made an example of it. in the year long nationwide dispute that followed the media would play a pivotal role starting with thatcher's allies in the press. the treaties were operating in the 1980s against to patch off of an unsympathetic press. and that's putting it mildly, the interests of the owners of the newspapers was themselves to limit the power of the trade unions before the 1980s. the, the print in is decided whether or not the newspapers came eyes. and the proprietors resented that. the miners strike was defined by battles outside co was between strike is trying to shut down production and the police police officers committed the worst of the violence sometimes unprovoked. but it was the violence of scogel strikers that dominated the headline, producing a powerful media narrative of the miners as an angry mob, a struggle as a public en

the trade unions themselves called for taking to the streets. is said that there are 140.000 people in the streets of 50.000 in toulouse and even in nice which usually does not count thousands of protests this time 30.000 people joined this manifestation. uh, the head of one of the main french trade unions called today because of today's eastern strike has already announced that more than a million people across the country took to the streets, which is about 200 protest actions across the territory of the fifth republic, globally, the trade unions set themselves the task of surpassing the result of the ninety-fifth year, when more than 2 million frenchmen took to the streets, speaking out against the clans and thus , forcing the governments of the thorns to abandon the proposed reforms, the french, this time strike against plan for the pension reform a new project, which on january 10 this year presented the prime minister of france according to this project. the french retirement age will be raised from 62 to 64. except in addition, 43 years o

however, so far negotiations between the authorities and trade unions have not led to anything. g facilities continue to monitor the price of a range of control goods from the trade unions monthly at the sight of 89 positions in january of this year, more than 260 objects were checked, across the country, experts note prices increased for wheat flour, sour cream, hard cheese and off-season vegetables , cereals, bean sausages and black became cheaper tea field of view is not only large objects, as shops in the regions of demand. the same controls as a method of combating overpricing work, when inspections became more frequent were violations decreased to 17%. significant problems. we do not see, yes, some vegetables have risen in price. this is the so-called borsch set, but they imitated due to the season, as a rule. and if we compare prices for this here is an imitation of the monthly scenes of last year even a year ago, so we see that a significant 20-25% price reduction, if you remove a year, so this is an increase per month. it is not essential, there is nothing, only there wi

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though most of -auttin trade unions and. though most of putting more _ trade unions and._ which you do that? i'm not going to make commitments right _ which you do that? i'm not going to make commitments right now - make commitments right now especially we do not know with the economic— especially we do not know with the economic situation in the next labour— economic situation in the next labour government will inherit and prevent— labour government will inherit and prevent years now of poor growth. labours _ prevent years now of poor growth. labours record from government last time around — labours record from government last time around was real terms increases in pay— time around was real terms increases in pay for— time around was real terms increases in pay for teachers. we did make sure _ in pay for teachers. we did make sure that — in pay for teachers. we did make sure that people were probably supportive of what they were doing. he is. _ supportive of what they were doing. he is, pay— supportive of what they were doing. he is, pay is— supportive of what they were

in addition, the chairman of the trade union of tajikistan will visit minsk this year.an interest in sending tajik citizens on holiday to belarusian sanatoriums for social issues. many with the question have a lot to learn from each other, because belarus has a lot of experience and the respected president of belarus does a lot for, uh, citizens to receive their salaries on time, on time, so that if necessary they receive treatment, so that they are in these uh sanato. which have been updated over the years of independence so that they were able to rest there to restore their health, and therefore in this area. we want cooperation in belarus, both profile trade unions prove by deed the planned plans do not remain only on paper, thanks to cultural diplomacy. national library. tajikistan has been enriched with an exclusive book collection from belarus; the total weight of a smart package of 33 books is more than 60 kg. here are exceptionally fresh works on the topic of historical memory, and the genocide of the belarusian people, unique facts about the legendary belovezhs

ok. with the trade unions than debated in the room here.— in the room here. ok. rked very closely with all the trade unions since the start of the trade unions since the start of the pandemic through the rail industry recovery group, we have sat together, come up with enabling framework agreements that allowed us to look at these different areas of reform, so there is a recognition thatis reform, so there is a recognition that is that body we have been doing the role of rdg, the role gets confused, the chair of rdg, and sitting in art i rg, to try and help facilitate the discussion between the trade unions. myself and tim alluded to earlier that we are experienced railway people, have a lot of knowledge of how the industry works, using that knowledge to then try and work with the trade unions to get the best outcome for passengers is what we're really trying to look for. in particular during the pandemic, and how we had to deal with staff, all the restrictions that were applied, it has been a really important forum, we have tried to continue that forum to lead int

local trade unions spoke about this.rotest took place, our european correspondent regina sevastyanova saw trade unions report a greater mobilization of the french, on the second day of a nationwide strike against the pension reform of the government of emmanuel macron. half a million people gathered there for the organizers while the first strike day on january 19, the capital, according to their own estimates, was 100,000 fewer people in total to express their indignation throughout the fifth republic then went from more than one million , according to police estimates, to 2 million people, according to the trade unions, the eight largest trade unions in france called for calcium for the first time in 2010 . they acted as a united front , they were joined as extreme left politicians and kept to the lanshot. today i already made a demand for a referendum on a second reform, and statistics will support it about 70 do not support about 70% of the french, and right-wing politics plainly impossible to negotiate changes to th

to come back into the trade unions to come back into the negotiation, and ask the trade unions to stoptions are taking place. meanwhile, a bbc investigation has found that hundreds of thousands of calls made to nhs mental health helplines in england are going unanswered. the crisis phone lines which are supposed to be available 24 hours a day are designed to provide support for those who are suicidal or in emotional distress. 0ur reporter adam eley spoke to hannah, who says it took her two days to get through. for me to call, it is because i am at my absolute lowest and i am about to do something. for years, hannah has struggled with her mental health, at times wanting to take her own life. in these moments, she called her nhs trust's 24—hour helpline for urgent mental health support. but too often, she says, no—one picked up. i have literally been crying my eyes out and left a message on the answerphone and no—one has ever got back to me. it makes it ten times worse. i know for me, i start to spiral. when she has been able to get through, hannah says support can be limited. on one occ

trade unions following the example of yellow vests, they are not going to stop at a one-day rally, thet is threatened to be held at the end of january on the other side, the english channel of great britain is a wave, there are strikes. the first time the nurses went on strike. why hospitals canceled thousands of surgeries and procedures. we are fighting because junior medical staff have not had a sufficient salary increase for many years. at the same time, people are leaving, and the demand for medical services is increasing ; now the situation has reached a critical point, when the provision of medical care no longer meets the appropriate standards. the answer for all the strikers is one: the authorities cannot raise salaries, as this will lead to further price increases and will create an additional burden on the prime minister's budget. the sunnah offers a radical solution to the problem with wheelbarrows. by the ban on strike under the threat of dismissal from the workers are preparing to protest against the ban on protests to yield until no one is going to tatyana volkova around

more than a million people came out on the street, according to trade unions of 2 million . last long. thinking, she used pepper spray against minors. in total, in the french capital, protests gathered, according to various sources, from 80 to 400,000 people, the rallies quickly turned into a clash with the police, law enforcement officers used shields, batons and tear gas. there were no arrests and casualties. in response, radicals from among the protesters threw firecrackers, stones and bottles at the police during a procession of thousands. more than 200 cities were also shaken by lyon nantes marseille, macron himself with his ministers prudently left for barcelona for a spanish-french summit in advance of several months of negotiations with the authorities and trade unions. it was never possible to come close to a compromise, the need for government reform explains it's just that the pension system can no longer withstand financial time against the backdrop of an imbalance between the number of working and non-working french people. we are well aware that tomorrow the pe

my guest this week is the leader of britain's second largest trade union, sharon graham who replacedhe rather better—known len mccluskey. we are at a time with strikes on the health service, strikes on the railway, strengths and schools, strikes in the civil service. for years, there's been talks of a new winter of discontent must be honest, it has been largely that. talk. now, trade unions to have a mandate from members and have the backing of large sections of the public to have a fight over the standard of their members�* living. sharon graham, welcome to political thinking. because you've been around a long time, your perspective of this, does it feel like the beginning of a new balance of power in the workplace, maybe in society more generally? i don't think it's a one—off moment and moving toward something i think part of that was because of the pandemic and peoples on the pandemic that it was every day people that went to fight it, many workers but mostly people who were paid less money in society that they were sent out there and at a time where they're going to have a vaccin

well, that's 2 million people according to the trade union 8 largest trade unions in france for the firstacted as a united front to them. swine like extreme left politicians and kept the hatch on the lanshot. today has already made a call for a referendum on the controversial reform of her statistical support, only 70 does not support about 70% of the french, and right-wing politics plainly impossible to negotiate changes to the terms of pension reform. the prime minister is speaking to us. it turns out she herself adds fuel to the fire. it is strange that the government is trying to blame in this opposition, such actions are similar to a provocation by the prime minister, as if he wants to revive the movement of yellow jets , the strike organized the whole phrase this tuesday takes place more than 20050, protests and rallies for law enforcement in the country mobilized 11,000 policemen and genres, including 4,000 people paris because, as always, the authorities expected provocations and disorder only in the first hour. this event was held by more than 7,000 forecast checkers for themselv

trade unions have been able to bring more than a million people to the demonstrations, the pressure isy growing. in the crowd we met one of the most famous yellow vests of fat rodriguez four years ago, when the movement first appeared, he became one of the first victims of the police with a rubber bullet, his eye was gouged out. we see that we are not being heard. we have faced the arrogance of a president who thinks he can give advice to russia on how to apply democracy or how to treat citizens, when he himself treats the french badly, he gouges out our eyes when we allow ourselves to talk about the things he does wrong 4 years, like a yellow gland, they don’t tell us about it listened, everything got much worse half of the teachers of the professors of the blocked ten are on strike, foxes by law to high school students. nothing threatens for this, but the position requires teenagers to be fined up to 1,000 euros. in the meantime , the police came out against them not with clubs, but with their hands they pushed and squeezed everything out of the doors and walls of the educational ins

every french trade union has come out united against them. many critics say hiking the retirement age would hit manual workers, hardest gene cut. it. people won't work 2 more years because most of them, especially those with strenuous jobs, shift workers, night shift jobs, jobs in the production sector, clean israel, i workers can't work 2 more years. or if they do, there were tie a broken. that is what a stake. it's a social issues that you want to retire. seiko even die before you get that. what you want to enjoy life now was gullet movie did lady. but mc, crawl, insist through forms, are essential. it could seem, if we want to be fair between the generations and save our pay as you go system, we must carry out this reform in countries that are living longer and longer, where we have crated strong and fast systems based on equality between the generations. at a time when you have fewer and fewer working people, it was, and more and more pension, as likely, if you want the pact between the generations to be fair, you have to carry out this r

trade unions have already announced their intention to organize a marathon of strikes.tests against pension reform will begin in france on january 19. a difficult year lies ahead for the president of the united states of america after finally electing the speakers of the house of representatives, the republicans, who formed the majority in the lower house, promise biden a life full of problems. we will be held accountable. it's a swamp for the escape from afghanistan for the origin of covid for flooding the fbi weapons. yes, and the first attack on the white house has already begun the house of representatives has begun an investigation into attempts to use its government powers as a tool for political struggle talk about attacks on trump's entourage about the campaign to demonize protests outside the congress building, which took place in january 21, as well as many other attempts pressure on dissidents, along with a scandal over secret documents that biden kept almost in the open, access given charges has good judicial prospects for the prison owner of the white house

my guess this week is the leader of britain's second largest trade union, sharon graham who replaced the rather better—known mark. we are at a time restriction on the health service, strikes on the railway, strengths and schools, strikes in the civil service. foryears, and schools, strikes in the civil service. for years, there's been talks of a new winter of discontent must be honest, it has been largely that. talk. these trade unions to have a mandate for members and have the backing of large sections of the public. to have a fight over the standard of their members living. welcome to political thinking. because you've been around a long time, your perspective of this, does it feel like the beginning of a new balance of power in the workplace, may be in society more generally consider one free of particularly high global inflation and people are making sure they don't get a real wage cuts tabular i think a one—off moment and moving toward something i think part of that was because of the pandemic and peoples on the pandemic that it was every day people that were not fighting, many

in store trump the forceful adoption of the law bypassing the national assembly, but also the trade unionsmatter , the energy industry has its own answer. for example , they threaten to arrange another three-day strike in a week to paralyze the work of the whole country anastasia popova and bernard yevgeny kononov together paris france the crimean bridge will be fully open for motorists in march. deputy prime minister marat khusnullin shared these plans and noted that the work on the restoration of the bridge is ahead of schedule, and today the builders have completed the sliding of the last repaired span, and in a few days the structure will be fixed in place. after the laying of asphalt and the installation of lighting will begin, we will earn money and observe our correspondent yana shcherbataya to the skom bridge of the heat pipeline, and the neighboring ones are undergoing repairs for restoration work, here is the one the site and the very span that the specialists assembled today, well , this process is not yet completed until the construction is completed over the next few days, it

i refer the house to my register of interests and am a proud member of a trade union.ents, the first thing that comes to mind in this debate is my constituents —— my constituents who waited over an hourfor an waited over an hour for an ambulance, waited over an hourfor an ambulance, who died waiting for an ambulance, who died waiting for an ambulance and that was not on a strike date that is because of the disastrous chaos we have in the system under this conservative government. in the past few months we have seen ambulance workers go on theirfirst major we have seen ambulance workers go on their first major strike in 30 years. the first strike ever in the history of the royal college of nurses. teachers, pharmacists and civil servants among others. his government offers no solution because they have caused the problem. the economic crisis made in downing street of sky high inflation and recession has led working people facing an economic emergency and i recognise that the secretary of state couldn't even mention the fact that they crash the economy let alone apologis

according to the trade union, the eight largest french trade unions called for calcium for the firstted as a united front, they were joined as extreme left politicians and powerhouses on the lanshot. today i have already come forward with a demand for a referendum reform, and according to statistics it is supported by about 70% of the french does not support about 70% of the french, so it is really impossible for the politics of law to negotiate changes in the conditions of pension reform. the prime minister is speaking to us. it turns out she herself adds fuel to the fire. it is strange that the government is trying to blame the opposition for this so. it looks like a provocation , the prime minister, as if he wants to object to the yellow vest movement, the strike paralyzed the whole of france this tuesday , more than 250 protest marches and rallies are taking place to protect law and order in the country 11,000 police and gendarmes were mobilized, including 4,000 security officials. paris because, as always, the authorities expected provocations and riots. in the first hour of thi

so this would not be backing down to trade union pressure.tion in the nhs right now. so i think it really does, you know, both sides need to be pragmatic, both sides need to be willing to compromise. but it probably does now fall to the government to say explicitly that they will talk about pay, encourage the trade unions to come back to the negotiation and ask the trade unions to stop industrial action while the negotiations are taking place. meanwhile, a bbc investigation has found that hundreds of thousands of calls made to nhs mental health helplines in england are going unanswered. the crisis phone lines, which are supposed to be available 24 hours a day, are designed to provide support for those who are suicidal or in emotional distress. 0ur reporter adam eley spoke to hannah, who says it took her two days to get through. for me to call, it is because i am at my absolute lowest and i am about to do something. for years ,hannah has struggled with her mental health, at times wanting to take her own life. in these moments, she called her n

but i have to say, i think we've been here before with trade union bureaucrats of march, people up andbrought them to the topic of how much to turn again. and i think really workers need to start forming committees in their and across unions , because their and across unions, because what we've got here is something qualitatively different. this isn't making it more difficult for people to go on strike. what is trying to do is get people to break their own strikes. and you about the rights of the individuals . but what they're individuals. but what they're actually saying is any individual isn't bullied to individual who isn't bullied to go into work can be sacked . go into work can be sacked. that's part of this proposed legislation . and i think it's legislation. and i think it's appalling and it's a slide in the authoritarianism . we've got the authoritarianism. we've got to see that. i mean, is to see that. i mean, this is a fundamental liberty to withdraw laboun fundamental liberty to withdraw labour, a human right to withdraw your labour. and what have here is a slide into an aut

every french trade union has come out united against them.any critics say hiking the retirement age would hit manual workers hardest. >> people won't work two more years because most of them, especially those with strenuous jobs, shift workers, not jobs, cleaners -- night -- they cannot work two more years. where if they do, they will retire broken. it is a social issue. do you want to retire sick or even died before you get there, or do you want to enjoy life? reporter: but macron insists the reforms are essential. >> if we want to be fair between the generations and save our pay-as-you-go system, we must do this. in countries that are living longer and longer where we have created stronger tiered systems based on equality. at a time when you have fewer and fewer working people and more and more pensioners. if you want the pact between the generations to be fair, you have to carry out reform. reporter: but with french companies posting record profits, protesters say there are other ways the pension system could be funded. the government has

of belarus at its peak, and with it flags of the national academy of sciences and the belarusian trade union of education and science workers. today we are at the highest point of the surveyed mountain range 1451 m, we are raising the flags of the republic of belarus of the national academy of sciences of belarus and the trade union of education and science workers in honor of the professional holiday of the belarusian science day. here, at the highest point of the mountain range, a memorial capsule is laid. with a list of participants in a scientific campaign with state symbols of the republic of belarus indicating the goals and objectives of scientific research and the presence of our country in antarctica. during the voyage, measurements were taken within the framework of the national space program, sampling and samples of natural materials were taken under biological and environmental programs. and this is not all about personnel, impressions and intermediate results of a unique scientific operation. our polar explorers also shared with the tv news agency. my colleagues will talk about i

every french trade union has come out united against them. many critics say hiking the retirement age would hit manual workers, hardest enjoying cut it all by the people who work 2 more years because most of them, especially those with strenuous jobs, shift workers, night shift jobs, jobs in the production sector, cleaners, noise runaway workers conduit to more years or if they do, they'll retire broken of us is that that's what's at stake. no, she said, it's a social issue. do you want to retire sick or even die before you get there? or do you want to enjoy life deadly. but mich crawl, insist the reforms are essential if we want to be fair between the generations and save our pay as you go system, we must do this in countries that are living longer and longer, where we have created strong and fair system. so based on the quality at a time when you have fewer and fewer working people, and more and more pensioners so that if you want the packet between the generations to be fair, you have to carry out this reform before plus a death at little.

we actually already had minimum standards being discussed by trade unions, and actually, we know that,, proactive things to make that hauen.�* . ,., ,, happen. but what grant shapps said in this proposed _ happen. but what grant shapps said in this proposed legislation, - happen. but what grant shapps said in this proposed legislation, quote, | in this proposed legislation, quote, "i don�*t think any civilised society should have a situation where we can�*t get an agreement to have an ambulance turn up on a strike day for the most serious types of ailments". and that�*s right, isn�*t it? people out there will be worried that in a strike, for example, may be an ambulance wouldn�*t turn up because the ambulance staff are taking industrial action. the government _ taking industrial action. tte: government posturing with taking industrial action. tt9: government posturing with this legislation rather than dealing with theissue legislation rather than dealing with the issue at hand, and as ijust said, i don�*t think we�*ve seen any evidence of the tories actually trying to resolve this iss

we're keen to work with the trade unions in of our trade unions in terms of our evidence to the pay reviewonday about it's what i'm meeting the doctor union to discuss further today. so it's important in terms of this coming year's pay review body that we get that right , that we work right, that we work constructively together on the evidence that goes in. and of course, that we'll take on board what has happened over the last year. what has happened over the last year . well, it comes as year. well, it comes as thousands of ambulance staff walk out in an ongoing dispute over pay and resources as well . over pay and resources as well. our west midlands reporter will hollies has the story. it's a sound that will comfort some and concern others . but today, no concern others. but today, no matter the feeling , fewer sirens matter the feeling, fewer sirens will be heard on the road. for the second time in less than a month, thousands of ambulance workers in wales and england are on strike despite crisis talks between the department for health and union leaders. unison and gmb be on monday. t

the trade unions most of them want to express their opinion without resorting to the blockade and without worsening the life of all the french . train schedules are violated. the failure of the metro and urban transport lines. the protest movement has also affected aviation. i arrived at the station by 8:00 in the morning, as usual, nothing goes. there is no way to get to work. i'm following the warning. i work from home. i ca n't work remotely. i'm a dentist's assistant, that's impossible. i just won't get to work well, the problem of mass protests is far from being faced. not only france in italy will again hold local strikes in january, at least the upcoming actions were announced by the public transport operator in rome and the railway company, gas station workers in the country are also going to strike according to the plan on january 25-26, flight attendants in portugal went on a seven-day strike with 25 to 31 january in the uk civil servants will go on strike on february 1, including workers joining the protests border services at airports cunning, gatwick manchester glasgow cardif

trade unions following the example of yellow vests, they are not going to stop at a one-day action; theis threatened to be held at the end of january for another side, british english channel wave, strikes are on for the second month , transport workers have gone on protests demanding higher wages against the backdrop of record inflation, teachers, postal workers, for the first time , went on strike as nurses. as a result, hospitals have canceled thousands of operations and procedures. we are fighting because junior medical staff have not had a sufficient salary increase for many years. at the same time, people are leaving, and the demand for medical services is increasing ; now the situation has reached a critical point, when the provision of medical care is no longer meet appropriate standards. the answer for all the strikers is one: the authorities cannot raise salaries, as this will lead to further price increases and will create an additional burden on the prime minister's budget. sunok offers a radical solution. problems with wheelbarrows to ban getting under the threat of dismiss

this is only a part of the implementation projects that trade unions, veterans and youth discussed today at a joint meeting. we are talking about creating visual complexes that will clearly show how belarusians created the country with their work and how they defended it in murals, connect the past, present and future project. live creating will be made in the technique of wall painting, they will appear in regional centers the alley of memory will dedicate the first such alley with portraits to the heroes of the soviet union in the center, the bowl will be opened in the spring. this is an example today. this is today a kind of mandate for the future generation, because it is not only ours. history today is, uh, what we are proud of and this history. we must know, and we will create or create memories so that in this arkoda we can each come and hear a story about these people hear a story about these people. this is a very important project and we will definitely implement it in all our events this year. aimed at really preserving the peace and stability of our state, working with many v

worst of all, in a trade union context, the union and management are basically trying to buy the piecapital labor. who gets how much of the profits basically. that is not true in the public sector. the taxpayers are paying the bill and not really seeing what is happening and probably worst of all, negotiation isn't -- it is collusive. it would be illegal under the national labor relations act for management to buy off complicit labor. in the public sector, the unions devote huge resources to getting people elected and they sit down at the bargaining table and say what are you going to give me? it is a payoff. it bears no relationship to private sector bargaining. susan: why do you believe the remedy for this was not in the ballot box, people making decisions in elections, but in the courts? philip: two reasons. it is unconstitutional, legislatures did not have authority to remove the executive power of presidents, governors and mayors. you cannot take away executive power in our constitutional system. secondly, as a practical matter, the unions have become so powerful. this only happ

i'm not the grinch, i'm a trade union official and i'm determined to get a deal. even though fewer people are in unions. membership peaked in the late 19705, when 13 million people were members. since then, it's declined to about 6.7 million people — about a quarter of the workforce. it's mostly in the private sector that union membership has fallen. but unions are still strong and able to flex their muscles elsewhere. strikes increasingly are largely concentrated in the public sector, in the formerly public sector, so privatised utilities, for example. and we're seeing it in royal mail and, of course, the railways were privatised. trade unions are recognised for bargaining over pay and conditions in the public sector. that hasn't really gone away — it's been under challenge, it's got more fragmented, but it still holds up. unions say strikes are a last resort and are usually called when negotiations break down. workers when they vote to strike first have to weigh up the alternatives. people have to see a serious injustice in the workplace, and then, if they're in

trade unions are counting on a strike 50% of teachers and high school students have joined the movementnally, oil workers' unions and total energy companies report that from 75 to 100% of workers support a wheelbarrow at ntz and fuel storage facilities , a wheelbarrow has been announced, even in state bodies of central subordination, where it serves 2.5 million officials, 20% of which today also joined the strike movement among those who openly supported the protest mayor of the capital anna we see the determination of the french, who are well aware of the injustice of this reform. it is completely unjustified, moreover, it is accompanied by the lie that the french will supposedly be in complete control of the situation and will be able to decide for themselves when to retire. you, as a reform project, are being considered by a special parliamentary commission , representatives of the left have prepared your about 6,000 changes on sunday , the french prime minister nevertheless announced the decision to increase the minimum age retirement. no longer negotiable examples expect that the r

mfc englishman, jeremydir, categorically rejected, all claims e northern trade unions.r, i correctly understand that we are talking about, e, the initiative. ah, a group of outcasts. i'm not in the sense that how do you scoff or call names there? yes, marginals, as you know. it's just a small group. here, as they would say , this northern block. yes, these are several trade unions of journalists from the countries of northern europe and finland norway denmark uh, joined them. uh, of course, ukrainians and scandinavians, but there are really few of them. although their joint contribution. uh, the annual in the piggy bank of the international federation, it exceeds that fee that we pay every year. we are so that the leadership of the leadership of the international federation of journalists. now, of course, it will be a very difficult choice. but i hope they make the right choice, because according to the charter it is still impossible to expel russia's own journalists. and here, probably, as it should be in the united nations. how should there be some kind of consensus,

islamic revolution , services to the people, guilds and marketers, saeed rahmani , are really from trade union activists of the beginning of the full-time revolution and at the same time , he put himself for the real revision of the law of the trade union system , the organization of the guild chamber, the chamber of guilds, and the assemblies of the trade affairs of that time and the unions. his business started to do his normal business without having a bodyguard. marketers are still playing a role in the current roads of the country with the same spirit of the past in the pressures that the enemies tried hard to force the guilds to close down, but the nerves with concrete commitment to the country had to the people they were resisting and disappointing the enemy. god bless you. have a good day. haraz amol dairy continued to dominate in the volleyball premier league. the big game of the 22nd week was witnessed. in the most important game of sunday, pikan tehran and mayor in yazd faced each other . this match ended with a score of 3:2 in favor of the martyrs. in the table, the mayor is in the

full-time revolution, and at the same time , he devoted himself to the revision of the law of the trade union system, the organization of the chamber of guilds, the current chamber of guilds, and the assemblies of the trade affairs of that time and the unions . the smallest armed act against our people he should have a personality like martyr lajurdi, who was the end of his mission, and his martyrdom was also in a small area located in the market of tehran. at the end of the work, when he got this wealth and pistachios again , he started his normal business without having a bodyguard. bazaarians continue to play a role in the events of the country with the same spirit as before, in the pressures that the enemies tried hard to force the guilds to close down, but the nerves that they had for the country were against the people , they resisted and disappointed the enemy. 80% of motorcycle production in the country, the secretary of the iranian motorcycle manufacturers association says that from the beginning of this year to the end of december, 320,000 motorcycles were produced, which compared t

you go to something, i think a lot of people don't know exists, the trade unions academy.y. by the sounds of it, you should be teaching them!- academy. by the sounds of it, you should be teaching them! it was an orauanisin should be teaching them! it was an organising academy, _ should be teaching them! it was an organising academy, where - should be teaching them! it was an organising academy, where they i organising academy, where they talked about the difference between recruitment and organisation, and i understand why they did it, and anything else, but it was good, there were lots of good things from it but lots of things i wouldn't have done. i was there with a number of other people who were doing different things in the trade union movement, so it was a good initiative. movement, so it was a good initiative-_ movement, so it was a good initiative. ., , , initiative. the thing that brings ou to initiative. the thing that brings you to this _ initiative. the thing that brings you to this job _ initiative. the thing that brings you to this job is _ initiative. the th

our youth council from the entire trade union to combine work plans to improve the result, and the squadron situation as a whole in the health care system, so that our young people e enthusiastically e poured into the team. e valued their profession, issues of concern to belarusian medics were discussed at the meeting of the youth council, among the topical topics, updated approaches. vocational training at the mentoring institute students and work planning for 2023, a cooperation agreement was signed between the ministry of health and the youth council of the belarusian trade union of health workers. how to combine conscious motherhood with an active citizenship and the implementation of beauty contests with the answers in the project studio, say don’t be silent, shared, the ideological inspirer of the republican project, the beauty of belarus alexandra nikiforova, the mother of five children, the initiator of beauty contests among women with many children in belarus, spoke about her experience participation in such large forums as mrs. shared with the world plans to expand the cross-count

200,000 people 2 weeks ago there were 140,000 in toulouse today 80,000 was about 319 january the trade unionstrations and more than a million people the pressure is only growing. in the crowd we met one of the most famous yellow vests, roma rodriguez 4 years ago, when the movement first appeared, he became one of the first victims of police rubber bullets, his eye was gouged out. we see that we are not heard. we are faced with the arrogance of a president who thinks he can give russian advice on how to apply democracy or how to treat citizens, when he treats the french badly, he gouges out our eyes when we allow ourselves to talk about the things that he does wrong 4 years, like yellow vests, they say, they didn’t listen to us , everything has become much worse half of the teachers are on strike professors dozens of high school students are blocked by law. nothing threatens for this, but the opposition demands that teenagers be fined up to 1,000 euros. in the meantime , the police came out against them not with clubs, but pushing and squeezing other things from the doors of their educational