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New laws threaten workers' rights in Malaysia
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Maternal profiling: Employers discriminate by marital status
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Massive immigration sweep creates havoc for workers' families
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US Army might break Goodyear strike
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Egyptian textile workers' revolt pays off
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Companies leave coal miners gasping for health payments
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Widespread violence in S. Korea over US FTA
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Nine killed in illegal factory in illegal house
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Employers use Social Security letters to fire immigrants
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Urban renewal plans render millions jobless
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Ex-foreman: Labor laws trampled at new US embassy
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Death toll climbs in Bolivian miners' clash
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Bangladeshi workers protest against abuse
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Sweatshops supply Wal-Mart, Target, others
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World Bank on the wrong track to create more jobs for young people
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No light at end of tunnel in miners' strike
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Hundreds of Mexican miners fired for striking
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Nurses fight to retain right to unionize: An NLRB ruling will undercut workers' rights
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Teachers maintain strike in Oaxaca
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Dead unionists no hurdle to free trade
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Workers face growing violence for demanding rights
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Sportswear companies exploiting their workers
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Indonesia police fire tear gas, water to disperse labor rally
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Workers around the world celebrate May Day
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Target, Wal-Mart profit from Jordanian 'slaves'
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Steel workers in Mexico clash with police
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French labor law scrapped
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Coca-Cola, Nestle, Chiquita on 'trial' in Colombia
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Univ. of Miami students join striking janitors
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Massive protests continue against French labor law
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Forest workers' plight exposes the pitfalls of legal migrant work in the US
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North Carolina migrant farmworkers win landmark victory with FLOC
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US under fire for labor rights abuses
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Immigrant workers exploited in the 'Gulf Rush'
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Mine safety hearings in Congress produce little
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Protesters reject Chirac's jobs plan
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Mexican miners strike in support of union leader
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Chromium industry covered up cancer risk
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Wildcat strikes pay off in Vietnam
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WV mine explosion foretold by safety violations