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San Francisco Schools to Close Monday as Teachers’ Strike Looms After Talks Stall

With administrators set to strike in solidarity, state oversight limits what the deficit‑strapped district can commit.

Ottawa Sets Four-Day Office Rule by July With Executives Returning Full-Time in May

Aer Lingus Halts Manchester Transatlantic Sales After March 31 as Base Review Deepens

Government Proposes 3.1% Minimum Wage Increase to €1,221, Tax-Free

WNBA CBA Standoff Deepens as Players Decry Revenue Plan, Strike Option Readied

NWSL Players Union Rejects League's 'High-Impact Player' Pay Plan

Spain's Health Ministry Says Talks With Doctors Have Collapsed After Walkout

Spain Reaches Union Pact to Expand Bereavement Leave and Create New Care Permits

Equity Opens Ballot on Refusing On-Set Scans to Press for AI Safeguards

Peru Public University Strike Paused Nationally as Local Walkouts Persist

Italy's Metalworkers Seal 2025–28 Contract With €205 Average Raise

Telefónica Launches Collective Redundancy Process Across Seven Spanish Units

INPS Snapshot Warns of a Retirement Wave in Italy’s Public Sector

Canada Post Submits Modernization Plan to Ottawa for Review

Brazil Formalizes 17.5% Increase to Federal Workers’ Meal Allowance Effective Dec. 1

Japan’s Top Union Sets 2026 Pay Goal Above 5% as Wage Talks Begin

Barcelona Taxis Call Off Protests as Barça Moves to Announce Uber Partnership

Stellantis Sets 400 Mirafiori Hires as Fiat 500 Hybrid Production Begins in November

Agirc‑Arrco Talks Collapse, Leaving 14 Million Without November Pension Increase

Broadway Talks Hit Impasse as Equity Prepares Strike, Musicians Hold Vote