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Mexico's Nacional Monte de Piedad is in the spotlight as a strike at the centuries-old pawnhouse approaches resolution, with the labor ministry set to sign an agreement to end the work stoppage. Workers reportedly lost 240,000 pesos in wages, while customers say they have gone a year without their pawned jewelry and fear losing it. Profeco has intervened over items returned in poor condition, and outlets are publishing updated deadlines and legal options so clients can recover their pledged belongings.
- 2Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod Installs New Church Servants▼‘Laborers for Your vineyard’: Servants of the church installed
The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod has held an installation service for new servants of the church, using the biblical phrase 'Laborers for Your vineyard' to frame the occasion. The rite formally commissions workers for ministry roles within the denomination, drawing on the Gospel image of laborers sent into the harvest.
- 3AGC Display Glass staff protest before October 5 strike●AGC Display Glass employees protest at MOL ahead of 10/5 strike
Employees of AGC Display Glass held a protest at Taiwan's Ministry of Labor ahead of a planned strike on October 5. The demonstration signals an escalation in a labor dispute at the display glass manufacturer, with workers pressing the ministry to intervene before the strike goes ahead.