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

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PSI is the Global Union Federation fighting for public services, bringing together 700 trade unions representing 30 million workers in 154 countries. We stand up for Quality Public Services for all, trade union rights and a fairer share for working people the world over. We bring the voice of public service workers to the global level, through our work within the UN, ILO and other International Organisations.
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Afiliadas de la ISP llaman a participar activamente en plebiscito por nueva Constitución para Chile

Sep 22, 2020
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El impacto de la inserción de multinacionales en los sistemas de salud en América Latina

Sep 15, 2020
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Chile: no son 30 pesos, son 30 años

Aug 24, 2020
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“Free trade” agreements
and the pandemic

Aug 20, 2020
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Pandemic and neoliberalism: The bill just arrived

Aug 13, 2020
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Trabajadorxs de sanitarias rechazan reclamo de multinacional Suez contra el Estado de Chile

Jul 08, 2020
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Ellxs recordaron que la situación se debió "a las condiciones precarizadas de operación de sus sistemas, y de trabajo de su personal", lo cual "produjo el derrame de petróleo en la planta de agua potable de Caipulli, que contaminó al río Rahue y provocó un inmediato corte del suministro que afectó a casi 150 mil personas, la mayor parte de la población".