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Three killed in incident at construction site in Florence
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The 2023 Emmys are set to be the latest casualty of the enduring SAG-AFTRA strikes that have put Hollywood on standstill.
Catching a taxi in Italy is virtually impossible. Here's why
Taxi drivers' unions have fiercely opposed any move to increase the number of licences necessary to practice the profession.
EU moves step closer to strengthened gig workers' rights
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Train drivers and activists demand better public transport in Scotland
Cheaper public transport would be good for the climate and the economy, Scottish activists argue.
French trade union leaders call for more protests over pensions plans
Trade unions in France are calling for another day of widespread protests and strikes over President Emmanuel Macron's controversial pension reforms that were pushed through parliament without a vote.
WGA strikes: What is the state of writers' unions in Europe?
The WGA strikes feel like a rare example of union power in the US. Why do we hear so little about equivalent unions in Europe?