Nov 16 - By Associated Press
Some 2,000 employees in Finland's technology sector will begin a strike in two weeks time if no agreement is reached in labor talks with company managers, union leaders said Wednesday.
Nov 14 - By Associated Press
Airport officials in Kansas City say a passenger jet struck a flock of birds shortly after takeoff and returned to land safely.
Nov 14 - By Associated Press
Ford Motor Co. said Saturday union concerns over working conditions at its assembly plant in Kansas City have been resolved. But a union officer said members were moving ahead with a planned strike authorization vote.
Nov 13 - By Nicole Winfield, Associated Press Writer
The U.N. food chief said Saturday he was chilly but otherwise slept OK after his first night on a hunger strike to draw attention to the plight of the world's hungry before next week's U.N. food summit.
Nov 13 - By Associated Press
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is planning to join a 24-hour fast to spotlight the plight of the more than one billion people around the world who go to bed hungry every night.
Nov 12 - By Jacques Billeaud, Associated Press Writer
Thousands of Arizona supermarket workers won't go on strike as they planned Friday night after union leaders and two grocery chains announced a tentative labor deal 12 hours before the protest was to begin.
Nov 5 - By Associated Press
Flight attendants at American Airlines say they will hold mock strikes around the country this month and could seek permission for real strikes early next year.
Nov 5 - By Associated Press
The union representing Britain's postal workers says it will call off strikes planned for later this week — and remain at work through the December holidays — after reaching an interim agreement with the Royal Mail.

Nov 3 - By Joann Loviglio, Associated Press Writer
Life began returning to normal Monday for commuters who spent the previous work week frazzled from a public transit strike, and many expressed relief that buses and trains were running again but remained angry about the transit workers' walkout.
Nov 3 - By Ben Fox, Associated Press Writer
A Guantanamo prisoner who has been on hunger strike for more than four years is in critical danger from malnutrition, his lawyers said Tuesday. U.S. officials insist his weight loss is not an immediate health risk.

Nov 3 - By Patrick Walters, Associated Press Writer
The Philadelphia transit system's largest union went on strike early Tuesday, stalling the city's bus, subway and trolley operations a day after the World Series shifted to New York and forcing thousands of commuters to find other ways to get to work.

Oct 29 - By Kirsten Grieshaber, Associated Press Writer
A top German general said Thursday that a NATO investigation of an airstrike against a pair of hijacked Afghan tanker trucks showed the attack was appropriate and that it could not be confirmed that "uninvolved persons" were killed.

Oct 5 - By Katrina A. Goggins, Associated Press Writer
All that remains of the abandoned South Carolina textile mill that was the site of the deadliest violence during a national labor strike 75 years ago are crumbling brick walls, creaky wood floors and whispers of the tragedy.

Sep 28 - By Fabiola Sanchez, Associated Press Writer
More than 150 Venezuelan university students ended a hunger strike Wednesday after the Organization of American States agreed to hear their concerns over alleged political persecution by President Hugo Chavez's government, a protest leader said.

Sep 16 - By Paisley Dodds, Associated Press Writer
In Britain, the check is in the mail — for the indefinite future.
Sep 16 - By Emmanuel Tumanjong, Associated Press Writer
A lightning bolt killed five children at their school in northwest Cameroon as they were preparing to begin their school day, a local doctor said Wednesday.

Sep 13 - By Associated Press
Pilots at India's Jet Airways resumed work Sunday ending a five-day strike that led to the cancellation of more than 800 flights, company officials said.
Sep 11 - By Kelli Kennedy, Associated Press Writer
The union representing striking pilots and flight engineers at a South Florida air cargo company said Friday a tentative agreement up for a vote this weekend would make improvements including putting bathrooms on the planes at Amerijet International Inc.

Sep 10 - By Mike Householder, Associated Press Writer
Students reported for class Thursday at a suburban Detroit university hours after professors reached a tentative agreement that ended a weeklong strike.
Sep 10 - By Associated Press
Teachers in Washington state's fourth-largest school district have approved a new contract and are heading back to the classroom.
Sep 4 - By Associated Press
A lightning strike that hit a parked plane at Mexico City's airport has sent four employees working nearby to the hospital.

Sep 3 - By Travis Reed, Associated Press Writer
Flying a Boeing 727 around the world might sound like a dream. But pilots for a Florida air cargo company claim their job is a nightmare that includes no sick pay, shrinking wages and no place to use the bathroom on flights but a plastic bag.

Sep 3 - By Mike Householder, Associated Press Writer
Students reported for class Thursday at a suburban Detroit university hours after professors reached a tentative agreement that ended a weeklong strike.
Aug 25 - By Associated Press
Members of a commuter rail union in the San Francisco Bay area are voting on a new contract aimed at averting a strike.
Aug 21 - By Associated Press
Zimbabwean doctors have called off a three-week strike over low wages.