Organisation: Trade Union Congress

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business

How safety in the workplace has evolved

Ged Nash, the business and employment minister, served for many years as a trade-union official and it is perhaps no coincidence that he was on hand recently to launch The Safety Representative Resource Book, which deals in some detail with aspects of health and safety. It is to some extent modelled on a recent publication issued by the Trade Union Congress in Britain.

world

Strikes stall as Nigeria deploys troops

world

Nigerian strikes over fuel price rises set to continue

news

Unions devise action plan to minimise effects of recession

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Labour leader was shamefully omitted

business

International unions make G8 plea on workers' rights

Nigerian strike called off after fuel prices cut

Nigeria’s main trade union called off a national strike today after the government ordered immediate cuts in domestic fuel prices.

Mon, 15 Nov, 2004

Unions prepare to call off general strike in Nigeria

NIGERIAN unions prepared last night to call off a crippling general strike that had paralysed the world’s eighth-biggest oil exporter after reaching a deal with the government on a compromise price for petrol.

Mon, 07 Jul, 2003

Blair steps up rhetoric on action against Iraq

BRITISH Prime Minister Tony Blair yesterday gave his strongest indication yet that Saddam Hussein will face military action if the United Nations fails to ensure Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction are dismantled.

Wed, 11 Sep, 2002