GLOBAL: Amazon’s Secret 'Atlas' AI: How the Retail Giant Uses Data to Predict Whether Workers Will Join Unions gadgetreview.com/amazons-sec…
NORWAY: SAFE Workers Strike at Reach Subsea rigzone.com/news/safe_worker…
FRANCE: Disappointed after meeting, French unions call for 5 November action euronews.com/2026/10/21/disa…
COLOMBIA: Nelson Javier Alarcón elected the president of the Central Union of Workers (CUT) pbicanada.org/2026/10/20/nel…
SUDAN: IFJ to organise solidarity mission to support Sudanese journalists ifj.org/media-centre/news/de…
INDIA: MGMGH contract staff toil sans toilets & change rooms newindianexpress.com/states/…
NIGERIA: Tax Reform: NASU warns FG against overburdening workers vanguardngr.com/2026/10/tax-…
NORTH AMERICA: Building worker solidarity across North America in uncertain times usw.ca/building-worker-solid…
SOUTH KOREA: Labor ministry confirms Coupang cover-up orders but forgoes indictment biz.chosun.com/en/en-society…
Vietnam: Independent Trade Unions Suppressed; Hostility to Labor Rights Undercuts Claims of Reform [Human Rights Watch] bit.ly/4887jOu
GREECE: Public sector workers and teachers joined student protesters, amid growing youth-led demonstrations across Europe aljazeera.com/news/2026/10/2…
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Congratulations to the Canadian workers who stood up to Walmart. Retail giants that squeeze store workers also squeeze garment workers in Bangladesh. When we organise, we win. Solidarity! @ilo
CANADA: How a Canadian Union Finally Bested Walmart jacobin.com/2026/10/canada-l…
22-10-1981 USA: The US Federal Labor Relations Authority votes to decertify the Air Traffic Controllers Organization for its previous strike.
22-10-1976 TURKIYE: Confederation of Turkish Real Trade Union (HAK-İŞ) founded; affiliated with International & European union confederations.
22-10-1972 CANADA: Feminists in Vancouver found SORWUC – the Service, Office and Retail Workers’ Union of Canada. They aim to represent workers in marginalised, low-paying, largely female-dominated sectors that were not priorities for established unions. libcom.org/article/entirely-…
22-10-1903 FRANCE: Jean Jaurès, then Deputy for Tarn, met 3,000 strikers from the textile factories of Armentières and 6,000 in Houplines and agreed to plead their cause in the National Assembly.
CANADA: Hancock issues grave warning to MPs at special committee on Bill C-39 cupe.ca/news/hancock-issues-…

