ITF study: HIV/AIDS in the civil aviation sector

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Transport workers in many regions and industries experience difficult working conditions which impact on their health and safety. Working hours are long, workers' rights are not respected, and long absences from home increase vulnerability to the risk of HIV. This vulnerability is influenced by a combination of social, economic and institutional factors.

Are civil aviation workers subject to the same risks and pressures as other transport workers in relation to HIV/AIDS? In 2010, the ITF initiated a study to try and find out. The study not only compiled the views of affiliated unions, but also surveyed the knowledge, attitudes and behaviour (KAB) of a cross-section of individual union members. The study made a set of recommendations for future action by the ITF and its affiliates in civil aviation.

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ITF study on: HIV/AIDS in the civil aviation sector (1472kb PDF)
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