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| Tesco focus of debate over loyalty scheme practise - 13.01.2010 |
| Britain's supermarket chains overall had good christmas sales but Tesco's use of its loyalty scheme has caused concerns among investors and sector analysts. |
| Tesco has opened its first 100% self-checkout store - 26.10.2009 |
| UNI Commerce supports UK affiliate Usdaw in its concern over the lack of check-out staff in Tesco's latest Express store in Northampton, UK. |
| Tesco puts ad muscle behind US business - 06.10.2009 |
| Tesco has launched its first major advertising campaign in the US showing that Tesco hasn't given up on Fresh and Easy yet. |
| Tesco is using strong arm tactics close to home - 14.09.2009 |
| Tesco plan to relocate a distribution centre in Wales from one side of the river Severn to the other but has offered the staff re-employment on poorer conditions. |
| Agency workers left out in the cold by Tesco - 18.08.2009 |
| AGENCY workers are being denied protective clothing while they work in sub-zero temperatures at a Tesco distribution depot in Middleton, Greater Manchester. |
| UNI Tesco Global Union Alliance releases report on Tesco, USA - 22.07.2009 |
| The report entitled Tesco’s Employment Practices in the USA,which was written by Professor John Logan of UC Berkeley, exposes Tesco’s anti-worker tactics in U.S. |
| UNI and UFCW release US report on Tesco - 22.07.2009 |
| Tesco Fresh and Easy in the US falls short of living up to the high standards which Tesco has set for itself. Unions accuse Fresh & Easy of double standard |
| UNI General Secretary calls for US labour law change in UK newspaper - 16.07.2009 |
| For the world's workers, the US Employee Free Choice Act will have a significant impact, Philip Jennings writes in an article for UK newspaper the Morning Star. |
| UNI lobbies for Employee Free Choice Act at US Mission in Geneva - 10.07.2009 |
| UNI delivered a report on retail giant Tesco, which recognises union rights in the UK but has refused to meet or even speak with a union representing its work force in the United States. |
| UNI Tesco Global Union Alliance sends letter to CEO - 07.07.2009 |
| Now you can read the letter sent by the Alliance on 30th June to Tesco CEO Sir Terry Leahy addressing Tesco's inconsistent behaviour towards labour relations globally. |
| Commentary: Why We Need the Employee Free Choice Act - 06.07.2009 |
| A commentary by Professor John Logan on how the Employment Free Choice Act could help prevent a situation like the one in Tesco's US operation Fresh & Easy |
| Tesco management greed upheld at AGM - 06.07.2009 |
| Media reports on Tesco Annual General Meeting where Tesco management asked to have its already generous renumeration improved. |
| Tesco’s treatment of workers abroad has come under attack from UNI - 03.07.2009 |
| The internet blogs seem to have picked up UNI's press release |
| Tesco Accused by Union Body Over U.S., Korean Working Practices - 02.07.2009 |
| Tesco Plc, the world’s third-largest retailer, was today accused by a union representative body of
failing to uphold its own labor principles in the U.S., South Korea and Thailand Bloomberg reported |
| UK Joint Committee on Human Rights questions Tesco - 01.07.2009 |
| Tesco testifies before UK Joint Committee on Human Rights regarding accusations of anti-union practices in the USA |
| Tesco labour relations under fire - 01.07.2009 |
| Zimbabwe based internet media ZimTownShip.com has the following report on UNI's press conference: |
| Tesco's treatment of staff overseas comes under fire from trade union - 01.07.2009 |
| The Independt's, UK, James Thopson reported on UNI's press conference the following way: |
| Unions criticise Tesco - 01.07.2009 |
| Andrea Felsted, Financial Times, UK reported on UNI's press conference with the following article. |
| Tesco labour relations under fire - 01.07.2009 |
| The British broadcasting corporation has the following report from UNI's press conference: |
| Tesco strike deferred to allow for third party discussions - 30.06.2009 |
| A prolonged struggle may be close to settlement as the Irish Labour Court will facilitate discussion between UNI affiliated Mandate and Tesco. |
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