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Home > Tradeline News > Entries tagged organized labour
  • GM’s Lordstown Closure Set to be a Key 2020 Issue for Trump

    Posted March 20, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    Ahead of a campaign rally at an Ohio tank plant, Trump raged online against the leadership of GM and its unionized workforce, complaining that their actions were undercutting his fight to “Bring jobs home!”  Continue Reading

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    Tags: general motors, gm,mary barra,automotive sector,plant closures,donald trump,u.s. trade policy,america first,u.s. politics,u.s. election 2020,united auto workers, uaw,organized labour

  • AFL-CIO Will Oppose USMCA if Mexico Doesn’t Change Its Laws

    Posted March 19, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    The union federation vowed last week to oppose congressional passage of Trump’s revamped NAFTA if Mexico doesn’t first enact reforms to its labour laws in accordance with the deal’s new guidelines.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: american federation of labor, congress of industrial organizations, afl-cio,organized labour,trade unions,mexico,us-mexico-canada agreement, usmca,usmca ratification,andres manuel lópez obrador, amlo,mexican labour laws,u.s. congress,democratic party,progressive trade

  • French Customs Staff Impose Brexit Work-to-Rule

    Posted March 14, 2019

    Under EU Customs Issues, International Trade Issues

    Customs officers striking for better pay and more staff intend to continue their protest indefinitely and warn the havoc caused demonstrates the chaos at customs checks that can be expected after Brexit.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: france,customs agents,organized labour,labour disputes,labour disruptions,emmanuel macron,brexit,trucking industry,customs clearance delays,container ports,dover-calais,felixstowe

  • Musk Blasts SEC, United Auto Workers in ‘60 Minutes’ Interview

    Posted December 10, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    In an interview this weekend, Musk said Tesla may be open to taking over GM’s recently idled plants and accused the UAW of attacking the carmaker with a “load of nonsense” in an effort to unionize it.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: elon musk,tesla motors,general motors, gm,plant closures,automotive sector,u.s. manufacturing,united auto workers, uaw,organized labour

  • Pelosi Casts Doubt on Passage of Trump’s New NAFTA Without Changes

    Posted December 07, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    After meeting with USTR Robert Lighthizer yesterday, incoming speaker Nancy Pelosi hedged on the possibility of taking up the new NAFTA, while pointing to shortcomings in its enforcement provisions.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: donald trump,trump administration,u.s. politics,u.s. congress,democratic party,nancy pelosi,us-mexico-canada agreement, usmca,usmca ratification,usmca implementation legislation,trade enforcement,environmental provisions,labour provisions,mexico,organized labour,u.s. trade representative, ustr,robert lighthizer

  • Teamsters Ratify UPS Contract Despite More ‘No’ Votes Than ‘Yes’

    Posted October 09, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    A new master contract for more than 200,000 UPS employees failed to win majority support, but the labour union said the deal has still been ratified because less than half of workers bothered to vote.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: united parcel service, ups,couriers,international brotherhood of teamsters,organized labour,contract negotiations,trucking industry,parcel logistics

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