South African autoworkers remain united22 August, 2001In the continuing strike in the auto industry, Numsa has succeeded in getting the employers up to 9 per cent across the board.
IMF makes strong statement on VW Mexico22 August, 2001The IMF has expressed particular concern that VW is requesting the nullification of the strike.
Wapda worker dies30 August, 2001The union pushes for adequate safety measures at Pakistan's Water and Power Development Authority.
Holden sees more strike action3 September, 2001Over 4,300 workers at Australia's biggest carmaker call management's offer "an insult".
PT Kadera suspects on trial6 September, 2001The hired thugs charged with a vicious attack on striking workers are before the courts, but what about the mastermind?
Korean metalworkers get international support9 September, 2001IMF editors and press officers, meeting in Seoul, give their solidarity support to members of the FKMTU and KMWU, who are experiencing great difficulties due to the economic crisis and downturn.
Samancor workers demand wage increase9 October, 2001Numsa members down tools at the BHP Billiton chrome alloys subsidiary.
Good deal at Cessna16 October, 2001IAM negotiators call the new contract one of the best in the light aerospace industry in recent years.
Bethlehem Steel files for bankruptcy17 October, 2001The U.S. Steelworkers say the government's inaction on steel is undermining the country's economic and national security.
More delegates denied entry to Australia5 November, 2001There is concern that the visa rejections are based on discrimination against delegates coming from Muslim African countries.
