International News

• Workers Uniting Statement on Bangladesh
• President Obama and labor rights in Mexico
• Mexican Union Leader Vindicated in Court, Launches New Book
• USW Commends Guatemala Labor Action Plan on Violations
• Creator of the 47% Tape Shines ‘a little bit of light’ on a Labor Rights Activist
• Steelworkers Stand with Los Mineros, Demand Justice
• Unions prepare for Mexico Days of Action
• As Immigration Reform Heats Up, Changes Proposed For Troubled Guest Worker Programs
• Home economics fail domestic workers in US
• Billionaires Worth $1.9 Trillion Seek Advantage in 2013
• BlueGreen Alliance, Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur Applaud Production Tax Credit Extension, Call for Long-Term Action
• How the Colombia Trade Agreement Accelerates Human Rights Abuses
• The Heron's Nest: A night to remember for refinery workers - and newspaper folks, too
• Statement by AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka on President Obama’s meeting with Mexican President-Elect Enrique Peña Nieto
• Union protests temp foreign workers
• Workers Uniting Rank and File Build Power at Global Paper Meeting
• Internet under threat: Plea to UN Secretary-General to reject changes to online governance
• IndustriALL affiliates launch Global Company Network of Owens Illinois
• Violent Attack on Peaceful Demonstrators at Canadian-Owned Mine
• Chinese nationals brought in to fill B.C. coal miner shortage
• Pay in new era of factory jobs falls short
• Unite, USW Participate in Meeting of Unions at Honeywell
• The Bloody Price of Colombia's Free Trade Agreement
• Betting Against American Workers, A Report by the Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights
• USW Opposes Proposed Weakening of Mexican Labor Laws