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Strike Shuts About 302–304 Monte de Piedad Branches and Blocks Access to Vaults

The stoppage has left thousands unable to recover pledged items and pushed the conflict into ongoing court cases and labor talks.

São Paulo Suspends CPTM Strike as Government Sends Job‑Guarantee Bill and Restores Service

Strike at Nacional Monte de Piedad Persists as Talks Advance and Supreme Court Takes Up Case

Oregon State Women’s Basketball Files to Unionize Under Oregon Labor Law

Appeals Court Reinstates Act 10, Sending Challenge to Wisconsin Supreme Court

Monte de Piedad Strike Keeps More Than 300 Branches Closed and Blocks Client Access to Pledged Goods

Stanford Players Launch First Player‑Led CFBPA Chapter

Brazil Ties Holiday Retail Opening to Collective Agreements

CWA Files Unfair Labor Complaints Against Microsoft Over Xbox Layoffs

Brooklyn And Queens Public Defenders Walk Off Over Contract Dispute

Rio Bus Conciliation Fails After Employers Offer 5% Raise

FADEEAC to Present Provincial Trucking Contracts With Mendoza Among Ten Participants

Rio Bus Drivers Reduce Pay Demand to 12% and Remain in State of Strike

Strike at Nacional Monte de Piedad Persists After Failed Conciliation

Rio Bus Strike Suspended After Court Orders 80% Fleet to Run

Nine‑Month Strike Keeps More Than 300 Monte de Piedad Branches Closed

Tom Brady, Raiders Owner, Criticizes NFL’s Six-Figure Fine System

Paramount Elevates Industrial Relations and Names Lang and Kasdan Co‑Heads

SEPTA and Transit Police Reach Tentative Three-Year Contract, Strike Averted

University Teachers Launch Four-Day National Strike After Rejecting Government Pact