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S.Africa police fire rubber bullets, tear gas at miners

Police in South Africa on Tuesday fired rubber bullets, teargas and stun grenades in clashes with Anglo American Platinum miners, as a deadline passed for 12,000 sacked workers to reclaim their jobs.
 

US expects to release jobless data Friday as planned

The US Labor Department said Tuesday it expects to release its most recent unemployment data -- a key marker of the economy ahead of the November 6 election -- on schedule despite Hurricane Sandy.
 

IAEA team tours India nuclear plant

A team from the UN's nuclear watchdog began a safety inspection Monday at a power plant in northern India where dozens of workers were exposed to radiation in separate leaks earlier this year.
 

British Museum staff strike over contractor plan

Cleaners and maintenance workers at London's British Museum went on strike Monday against plans to outsource their work.
 

HRC: Don't Trust Mitt Romney On Gay Rights

The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) claims Mitt Romney is lying when it comes to gay rights. The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) claims Mitt Romney is lying when it comes to gay rights. HRC, the nation's largest gay rights advocate, made the allegation in a video released Sunday. The 2-minute ad begins with Romney disavowing discrimination based on sexual orientation. ?But if people are looking for someone who will discriminate against gays or will in any way try and suggest that people that have different sexual orientation don't have full rights in this country, they won't find that in me,? Romney is seen saying in the NBC/Facebook Republican debate held in January. That image of Romney is shattered as the words ?NONE OF WHAT HE SAID IS TRUE? crash through. ?For same-sex couples, I don't want civil unions or gay marriage,? Romney is seen saying in a Fox News interview. He is quote in a 2006 National Review article as saying that he is opposed to the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA),
 

S. Africa mines face existential threat even as strikes cool

South Africa's mining sector is creeping back toward normality but large wage increases afforded to strikers mean the sector will face shrinking profit margins that could force companies to mechanise or close shafts.
 

Workers pelt police with eggs in Taipei protest

Slogan-chanting workers threw eggs at riot police Sunday as thousands took to Taipei's streets amid drizzle to demand a pay rise and better protection of their rights.
 

Rubber bullets fired in fresh S.African mining clashes

South African police fired rubber bullets, stun grenades and tear gas on Saturday to disperse a protest by striking miners accusing union leaders of betraying worker interests.
 

S. African police fire rubber bullets on miners

South African police fired rubber bullets, stun grenades and tear gas on Saturday to break up a protest by striking miners who accuse the country's main union body of betraying worker interests during weeks of unrest in the vital sector.
 

South African police fire tear gas at mining union rally

South African police fired tear gas on Saturday to disperse striking mine workers who were trying to prevent a mass rally by the country's main mining union.
 

UBS 'to split investment bank, shed 10,000 jobs'

Swiss banking giant UBS is planning to split its ailing investment bank, triggering the loss of up to 10,000 jobs, Britain's Financial Times has reported.
 

Tokyo court dismisses Prada sexual harassment suit

A Japanese court dismissed a sexual harassment and unfair dismissal suit against fashion house Prada after management told a female worker to lose weight and keep in shape.
 

UBS to split investment bank with loss of 10,000 jobs: report

Swiss banking giant UBS is planning to split its ailing investment bank, triggering the loss of up to 10,000 jobs, Britain's Financial Times reported on Friday.
 

NHL calls off all November games over lockout

The National Hockey League announced the cancellation of all scheduled November games on Friday due to the lockout that began last month when the NHL collective bargaining deal with players expired.
 

NBA chief Stern to step down in 2014

David Stern says he will retire as commissioner of the NBA on February 1, 2014, exactly 30 years after taking the job and guiding the league and its superstar players to worldwide fame.
 

India's Mallya claims relief at losing billionaire tag

It might be considered the latest blow to his troubled empire, but India's Kingfisher Airways tycoon Vijay Mallya professed relief on Friday at losing his billionaire ranking in Forbes magazine.
 

NBA commish Stern stepping down in 2014 after 30 years as NBA boss

David Stern said Thursday that he will retire as commissioner of the NBA on February 1, 2014, exactly 30 years after taking the job and guiding the league and its superstar players to worldwide fame.
 

'Worst over' as S. Africa gold miners sign pay deal

Striking South African gold miners have signed a pay deal to end months of often violent labour unrest that has cost the economy at least $1.2 billion, the country's main mining union and mine owners said Thursday.
 

S. Korea auto workers in live-wire protest

Two South Korean auto workers who have staged a protest up an electricity pylon for more than a week said Thursday they would only come down if Hyundai Motor gives thousands of temporary workers full-time status.
 

India's Kingfisher airline staff end strike

Staff at India's Kingfisher airline, whose fleet has been grounded since October 1, have agreed to end their strike over unpaid wages and return to work, the company's chief executive said on Thursday.