1.   Hundreds of retired railway workers have been protesting at what they claim is a government plan to raid their pension funds.

2.   Four thousand workers are protesting against the three multinational corporations.

3.   Labor unrest has broken out in Germany, France, Belgium and Spain, as workers protest plant closings and the erosion of government subsidies and benefits.

4.   Laid-off workers routinely protest in front of companies, shouting at executives trying to snake their way through the noisy crowd.

5.   Monday, union workers protested in several cities, blocking traffic in one New Brunswick town and briefly occupying a neighborhood postal station in Toronto.

6.   Rodriguez, the office secretary, said workers did not protest the law last December because they figured the government would reach some other compromise with the workers.

7.   Steel workers protest cheap imports, lack of action by U.S.

8.   The pension fund workers were protesting new rules aimed at curbing the illegal transfer of accounts, a widespread practice in Chile.

9.   The workers protested and said they would prefer the cash.

10.   The workers were protesting the farming out of certain services.