Turkey’s hunger threshold for the month of April increased to TL 34,200 ($889), extending its lead over the minimum wage of TL 22,104 ($574), according to a report released by the Office WorkersUnion…

Turkey’s hunger threshold for the month of April increased to TL 34,200 ($889), extending its lead over the minimum wage of TL 22,104 ($574), according to a report released by the Office WorkersUnion…

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Turkey’s hunger threshold for the month of April increased to TL 34,200 ($889), extending its lead over the minimum wage of TL 22,104 ($574), according to a report released by the Office WorkersUnion…

Workers in Braddon, Canberra's premier hospitality and nightspot area, have announced a planned rubbish collection strike over ongoing pay disputes. The industrial action, led by the Construction, Forestry, Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU), will see government service officers refuse to collect general waste on Sunday and Monday, following a previous work ban in the city centre. While hazardous materials like syringes and broken glass will still be collected, the strike is expected to leave the area looking untidy at the start of the week. The CFMEU seeks fair pay recognition for frontline workers, citing rising costs of essential in-person duties. A protected action ballot saw 99% of voters support industrial action after nearly a year of negotiations with the ACT government. Union representatives claim unresolved issues remain, prompting renewed strikes. City and Government Services Minister Tara Cheyne acknowledged the importance of these workers but noted the government has proposed a pay offer for ballot. Previous agreements secured a 34% pay rise over three years for low-paid general service officers, though unions argue recent offers fall short of demands. The ACT government faces pressure to reach new deals amid ongoing negotiations with staff unions.

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KUALA LUMPUR, June 23 (Bernama) — Only around six per cent of the country’s entire workforce is currently in workers’ unions, said Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri R. Ramanan. He said the still-low participation rate shows that many workers do not yet fully understand the role and benefits of joining workers’ unions. “But I believe we still have room for growth,” he said at the Peninsular Malaysia Workers’ Union Affairs Programme (PHEKS) 2026 grant presentation ceremony here today. “I don’t want our workers to start looking for a union only when faced with problems, as the role of workers’ unions […]

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