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Updated at 11.17am GMT 10.54am GMT Protests in Greece In Greece, the frontline of Europe's debt crisis, protesters are taking to the streets as public and private sector employees stage a three-hour work stoppage.

Last month, thousands of teachers, transport workers, miners and public-sector employees staged a protest.

And on Thursday, public employees staged rallies at 15 locations throughout the state.

Last spring, Wells Fargo employees staged a protest in front of the corporate office in Minneapolis to draw attention to its sales quotas.

In July, 300 Zara employees staged a demonstration in Madrid, complaining that 80% of the mainly female workforce were on temporary contracts.

Employees staged a walkout last Thursday, the day of the planned reopening of the Impressionist galleries, because no additional workers had been recruited despite the addition of more than 21,000 square feet of display space.

But Mr. May has become such a thorn in the company's side that when the company held a meeting in Colorado earlier this year, a group of employees staged a satirical skit based on Mr. May.

THE NEWS Teachers and state employees staged raucous protests and sit-ins in the capital, Madison, and Democrats maneuvered to stymie action in the state Senate after the new Republican governor, Scott Walker, put forward a plan to sharply curtail collective bargaining rights and slash benefits for most public-sector workers.

Responding to Ms. DeMoro's assertion that the union had entered a sweetheart deal in which it would bargain halfheartedly, Mr. Regan noted that after unionizing 550 nurses at a Catholic Healthcare hospital in Lorain, Ohio, the service employees staged two contentious strikes in an effort to obtain a contract.

It retains an office outside Washington, D.C. and in London, along with data centers in Canada and Switzerland — and employees "staged around the world", as it puts it.

On Monday, several thousand Porsche employees staged a walk-out to protest a merger of the two firms on concerns the brand's elite status would be tarnished and jobs would be cut.