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Wharfies in the Port of Brisbane, Australia are facing a struggle to protect their jobs and working conditions due to automation plans by global network terminal (GNT) operator DP World (DPW).

The Maritime Union of Australia has today pledged support for International Women’s Day.

In a rousing show of unity, DP World workers in Brisbane unanimously approved a strong resolution condemning the company for attempting to destroy the lives of members via a process of automation.<

National Secretary Paddy Crumlin led a mass union march and rally in Perth today to demands action on jobs and local content rules.

The past few days have seen media spasm over whether union "militancy" is a "throwback", in the words of The Australian, to a bygone era.

Paddy Crumlin's full column on militant capitalism, a part of which was published in The Australian, is reprinted here.

For more than two years, the Philippine Airlines Employees’ Association (PALEA), the ground crew union of Philippines Airlines (PAL), has been fighting an outsourcing plan that will lay off 2,600 e

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Dock workers from the ITF-affiliated International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) have been locked out of their jobs at the Port of Vancouver in Washington, USA by their employer, Japanese co