Unions
NTUC to help members in enforcing judgments and orders with expanded legal panel
It is widening its Legal Assistance Panel to also support members in filing a magistrate’s complaint, among others
Japan manufacturers' union to target US$77 monthly base pay hike next year
Japan’s largest labour union group, Rengo, is seeking an overall increase in wages of at least 5% in 2026,
NTUC grants platform worker groups full affiliate status in first constitutional change since 2017
Platform work association members will have full voting rights
US lawmakers urge Starbucks CEO to restart union talks
Republicans are not included in both letters penned to the company
F&B closures: retrenched, unpaid staff may be ahead of most creditors – but will they ever see their salaries?
If there is enough to go round, the next question is when they will be paid
How employers develop their workforce will determine how well they adapt to uncertainty: DPM Gan
To support employers, SNEF is setting up a one-stop centre integrating its advisory, consultancy and transformation services
Japan’s unions seek minimum 5% wage hike in upcoming pay talks
Sustained wage growth remains a key focus for the Bank of Japan, seen as essential for justifying its continued policy tightening
Boeing Defence, union reach tentative deal to end strike
BOEING Defence and the machinists union have reached a tentative deal to end a five-week-long strike in the St. Louis area, union officials announced on Wednesday.
Boeing says will hire replacements for striking US defence workers
BOEING is launching a recruitment drive to find “permanent” manufacturing workers to replace US union employees who went on strike last month, the company said Thursday.
Boeing, striking defence workers union to start talks on Aug 25
The company has held informal discussions with labour leaders since the strike began
