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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Government workers in Montserrat ‘left for dead’

Dec 03, 2021
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PSI Executive Board calls for Urgent TRIPS Waiver!

Dec 02, 2021
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Avança a luta pelo Piso Salarial da Enfermagem no Brasil

Dec 01, 2021
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Global Unions call for Urgent Waiver on Vaccine Patents and Supplies to tackle Dangerous New Variants

Nov 29, 2021
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WTO Meeting Cancellation tells us, Once Again, TRIPS Waiver Needed, Now!

Nov 29, 2021
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WTO decides to postpone MC12 indefinitely

Nov 27, 2021
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The General Council agreed late Friday (26 November) to postpone the imminent Ministerial Conference after an outbreak of a particularly transmissible strain of the Covid-19 virus led several governments to impose travel restrictions that would have prevented many ministers from reaching Geneva.