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Taking a Taxi to the Incheon High-Altitude Protest Site: The “Hope Taxi” Sets Off

▲ The Public Transport and Logistics Workers’ Union and the “Hope Taxi Planning Committee: 200 Days of High-Altitude Sit-In to Secure a Full Monthly Salary System for Taxi Drivers!” held a press conference titled “Announcement of the October 14 Hope Taxi Plan” in front of the Blue House fountain on…

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07 Oct 2026
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Taking a Taxi to the Incheon High-Altitude Protest Site: The “Hope Taxi” Sets Off

▲ The Public Transport and Logistics Workers’ Union and the “Hope Taxi Planning Committee: 200 Days of High-Altitude Sit-In to Secure a Full Monthly Salary System for Taxi Drivers!” held a press conference titled “Announcement of the October 14 Hope Taxi Plan” in front of the Blue House fountain on…

Source: labortoday.co.kr
Korea Transport and logistics Arsenal of Collective Action
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16 Sep 2026
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The strikes are breaking records in 2026, but why is this happening and what does it indicate?

The numbers speak for themselves. In the first half of 2026, the number of days on strike from ordinary strikes, excluding general strikes, was higher than the number accumulated in a 12-month period for any year since at least 2012. A total of 354,172 strikers who accounted for 903,396 days of ord…

Author: Òscar Murciano Source: diaripublic.cat
Òscar Murciano Spain Public services Arsenal of Collective Action
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24 Jun 2026
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The Invisible Resistance of Lviv's Industrial Workers

This post will not mention specific names, companies, technologies, or other details in order to avoid problems for the author and the workers, whose supervisors might read this. If you’re interested in learning more, please contact the author at [email protected]. Half a year ago, I graduated fro…

Author: Ігор Василець Source: commons.com.ua
Ihor Vasylets Ukraine Arsenal of Collective Action Worker Identity
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