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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 >>
09 Feb 2012
Strike action planned in Sweden cabin crew dispute
Cabin crew workers at a Swedish airline are to take strike action following a stalemate over sector-wide duty time regulations.
The workers, represented by the ITF-affiliated Unionen, and the Swedish organisation for civil aviation employers...
03 Feb 2012
New contract for 7000 in-flight catering workers in the US
A two-year battle for a fair contract has paid off for in-flight catering workers in the US after they won a new settlement.
Seven thousand LSG Sky Chefs workers across some 40 kitchens in the US, represented by the ITF-affiliated UniteHere union,...
27 Jan 2012
Belgian general strike Monday, ITF comment
Commenting on Monday’s planned Belgian general strike, ITF general secretary David Cockroft said: “On Monday in Belgium, transport stops. Planes, trains and ports will all be affected. All part of a day of protest by the country’s workers and...
27 Jan 2012
Algemene staking in België, een ITF commentaar
In een commentaar op de geplande algemene staking in Belgie zei David Cockroft, Algemeen Secretaris van de ITF ” Op maandag zal alle vervoer stilvallen. Vliegtuigen, treinen en havens zullen er allen bij betrokken zijn.
„Dit alles maakt deel uit...
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