Labor
Labor ministry suspends Deportivo Pereira operations over labor violations
Colombia's Ministry of Labor has ordered the suspension of operations at Club Deportivo Pereira after detecting serious labor violations. The precautionary measure follows an inspection in Risaralda that uncovered delays in salary, bonus, and social security payments. The suspension will remain in place until the club certifies full compliance with its obligations.
South African mining unions moderate wage demands amid gold price surge
South Africa's gold mining unions have revised their wage demands downward in negotiations with Sibanye-Stillwater, presenting surprisingly moderate proposals despite record-high gold prices. The unions declared a dispute on 9 October after talks deadlocked, but recent adjustments suggest a strike is unlikely. This reflects decades of wage improvements and reduced labor militancy in the sector.
Unions ramp up pressure on Sébastien Lecornu ahead of October 2 strike
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The inter-union group awaits government concessions and escalates actions against Minister Sébastien Lecornu. A nationwide strike is set for October 2, disrupting trains, metros, and schools. Unions demand progress on wages and working conditions.
Airport Security Strike Causes Delays
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A strike by security personnel at Madrid's Barajas Airport on September 14 led to long queues and flight delays. The action disrupted operations, with increased police presence to manage the situation.