05 Dec 2007 -
Global Delivery Action Day
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Read reports of activities organised for the Action Day:
The ITF Road Transport Workers' and Civil Aviation Sections, together with UNI, have been working closely over the past few years to map-out our organising targets in global operators such as UPS, DHL, TNT and FedEx who are engaged in the sorting, transportation or distribution of express parcels and packages.
On 9 November 2006, the first ITF/UNI Action Day on Integrators was held under the slogan "Organising Globally, Fighting for our Rights - Together we have Power".
The Integrators Meeting held on 27-28 June 2007 in London resolved to organise a worldwide Action Day in 2007. The Action Day, organised in cooperation with Union Network International (UNI), is now set as:
Wednesday 5 December 2007
Should you have any queries, please contact the ITF Secretariat.
Photographs
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Breaking News
- Breaking News 1 (12:15 GMT, 5 December 2007)
Australia, Hong Kong, Mauritius
- Breaking News 2 (15:00 GMT, 5 December 2007)
France, Germany, South Africa, Spain
- Breaking News 3 (17:00 GMT, 5 December 2007)
Italy, Morocco, Spain, US
- Breaking News 4 (16:00 GMT, 6 December 2007)
India, France
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Archive
News and information from previous campaigns: [ 2006]
Here you will find briefings, articles and news stories focusing on the integrator companies and the work that the ITF and its affiliates are carrying out through the global delivery network. This includes everything from establishing organising campaigns and tackling issues concerning casualisation of the workforce to action over pay and conditions, health and safety and job losses.
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Global delivery
The aim of the global delivery network is to focus on building solidarity and developing a global organising strategy that targets workers in the world’s four largest logistics firms: DHL, TNT, UPS and Fedex.
Road transport
The Road Transport Workers’ Section is one of the ITF’s eight industrial sections. Its membership includes 191 unions worldwide, representing 1,500,615 members.
Civil Aviation
The Civil Aviation section of the ITF is responsible for the co-ordination of international activities and the representation of civil aviation unions in international bodies...
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4 December 2007
Global day delivers action tool for million workers
A million logistics workers will have the chance tomorrow (5...
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