Public Services International The global union federation of workers in public services

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Public Services International is a Global Union Federation of more than 700 trade unions representing 30 million workers in 154 countries. We bring their voices to the UN, ILO, WHO and other regional and global organisations. We defend trade union and workers' rights and fight for universal access to quality public services.
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Guatemala: Stop persecution of union leader Lesbia Xiomara Conde Pacheco

Dec 05, 2025
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SEN’EAU Leave Oumar BA alone

Dec 03, 2025
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Unions Erupt in Protests in India Against Anti-Worker Labour Codes

Dec 02, 2025
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PSI Executive Board EB-167 Underway in Geneva

Dec 02, 2025
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Jamaica: Practical solidarity and climate justice are critical in the face of devastation

Dec 01, 2025
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In Solidarity with the Palestinian People

Nov 28, 2025
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November 29 has been observed as the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People for decades. The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) called for this in 1977 because that was the day that the UNGA passed Resolution 181 in 1947, for two states in Palestine.