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751 unions representing over 4,600,000 transport workers in 154 countries are members of the ITF. It is one of several Global Union Federations allied with the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC).. more >>
19 Jan 2010
Haiti - Humanitarian Appeal
The ITF is urging affiliates to raise funds to support humanitarian aid efforts by local union's in the Dominican Republic crossing the border into Haiti with essential items.
Funds can be sent to the International Trade Union Confederation, ITUC...
18 Dec 2009
ITF champions safe clean transport at Copenhagen
The ITF championed the cause of safe, clean public transport at a special seminar for delegates at the Copenhagen climate change conference on 15 December. The seminar looked at the role of clean, green jobs in reducing emissions, tackling climate...
18 Mar 2010
World unions backing BA strike - latest
The ITF (International Transport Workers’ Federation), which is coordinating international support for the BA cabin crew and Unite union, today reported more unions lining up to back their colleagues at BA.
Aviation trade unions at BA destinations...
17 Mar 2010
‘Time to beat piracy’ campaign announced
Union representatives meeting in Berlin have voted to launch a new campaign to persuade all governments to commit the resources necessary to end the increasing problem of Somalia-based piracy.
Seafarers’ delegates at ITF meetings in Germany...
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