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Latest News: 21 August 2006: The Australian Transport Workers Union (TWU) supported by the Transport and General Workers Union (T&G) in the United Kingdom, is launching a campaign aimed at customers of TNT Logistics only days before its sale by Dutch parent, TNT NV. More ... |
Support TNT Workers: Unite to Protect Our Jobs and Our Futures
TNT is the world’s fourth largest express package company and the world’s second largest logistics company.
In December 2005 the company announced that it intended to sell off its logistics business that employs 36,000 workers worldwide. Workers at the company want a guarantee that their wages, conditions, entitlements and job security will not be sold off as part of the sale.
With the sale of TNT shareholders will see the value of their investments soar while workers futures are put at risk. Under the umbrella of Global Unions ITF and UNI, TNT workers are calling on current management and any future buyers to commit to the TNT Guarantee of Global Workers’ Rights to protect their futures.
These fair standards call on TNT to provide security to their workforce by:
- Sharing all key information on any proposed sale with workers;
- Maintaining maximum job security;
- Keeping existing pay, conditions, and retirement programs;
- Maintaining rights of union representation and membership activity;
- Guaranteeing all workers the right to freely choose a union and the union’s access to workers;
- Setting up a process to monitor and enforce company compliance with these standards.
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