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The civil aviation industry has undergone a dramatic international restructuring in recent years. This has given a very high profile role to the ITF in the co-ordination of international activities and the representation of civil aviation unions in international bodies. more >>
18 Mar 2010
Global solidarity with cabin crew at UK airline
Aviation unions around the world have responded positively to a recent call for solidarity with UK cabin crew workers, who announced seven days of strike action last week.
The unions are backing the dispute between workers employed at British...
15 Mar 2010
German union wins majority on UPS works council
Union representatives and their allies in Germany won a majority on a UPS central European hub works council recently.
The works council election, which takes place every four years, saw the ITF-affiliated German union Ver.di win ten seats out of...
17 Mar 2010
BA cabin strike goes global
The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) today reported further support for BA cabin crew among civil aviation workers worldwide.
Gabriel Mocho, ITF Civil Aviation Section Secretary stated: “Today’s meetings between Unite and the...
12 Feb 2010
Here’s the evidence, now Maersk must act
The ITF today supplied Møller-Maersk with further proof for its assertion that for years one of its subcontractors in India has got away with violent attacks on its workers, and demanded that the Danish multinational finally sever its ties with the...
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