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654 unions representing 4,500,000 transport workers in 148 countries are members of the ITF. It is one of several Global Union Federations allied with the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC).. more >>
14 Dec 2007
Champion of new DHL union in Greece vows to challenge dismissal
An employee, sacked for her role in establishing a new trade union in Greece to represent workers at global delivery company DHL, has pledged she will fight to be reinstated.
Ekaterina Apostolopoulou was among six employees who initiated the...
12 Dec 2007
ITF welcomes court assertion on the right to take collective action
The ITF has welcomed an assertion by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) yesterday that the right to take collective action is a fundamental right. The court was hearing the case between Viking Line and the ITF and the Finnish Seamen’s Union (FSU)...
13 Feb 2008
Joint Liaison Commitee meets in Tel Aviv
The third meeting of the Joint Liaison Committee set up by the ITF, the Histadrut and the Palestinian transport workers' unions at their meeting in Cyprus in August 2007, took place in Tel Aviv on 6-7 February 2008.
Prior to the meeting, ITF...
27 Sep 2007
Burma protests: comment
Commenting on the continuing pro-democracy protests in Burma, David Cockroft, ITF (International Transport Workers’ Federation) General Secretary said: “Burma’s ruling junta is a government in name only. Its time is long over. It must go.”
He...
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