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The deal’s wage increases fall well below what Lear workers have been demanding and fail to make up for years of high inflation and earlier pay concessions.weiterlesen

A 36-year-old worker was killed when a die fell from a crane and struck him at Dexter Stamping near Jackson, Michigan, on July 15.weiterlesen

The film follows two undocumented Palestinian refugees and cousins, who find themselves in Athens and make desperate efforts to reach Germany.weiterlesen

When it comes to ethnic cleansing in Gaza, there are no policy differences between “Genocide Joe” and “Killer Kamala.”weiterlesen

Rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, largely as a result of the burning of fossil fuels, are producing record temperatures year after year.weiterlesen

The WSWS spoke recently to filmmaker Mahdi Fleifel, the director of To a Land Unknown, in a video call.weiterlesen

Nothing justifies the horrific violence meted out by the police. Fahir, who was booted in the face and had his head stamped on after being tasered, could have been killed.weiterlesen

Health workers in Greece walk out over privatisation as Portuguese doctors strike for pay; protests continue across Iran over dire poverty and authoritarian rule, joined by medics and nurses in Tehran hospital; doctors and nurses in Morocco in five-day walkout over payweiterlesen

The HSU bureaucracy has adopted a “neutral” position on the wage-slashing offer, tacitly endorsing Labor’s deepening attack on the real wages of health workers.weiterlesen

In his comments on the US political crisis, Bandt gave a blanket endorsement to the pro-war, pro-business Democratic Party, and did not even bother to mention the Gaza genocide.weiterlesen

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