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New Asia/Pacific Blog launched
A blog for the ITF Asia/Pacific region has now been launched featuring news, updates, links and other information from the region.
Please feel free to post your comments, feedback and ideas in response to blog entries. If you have any queries please email davis_mark@itf.org.uk.
View the blog here>>
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In the Asia/Pacific region priority is given to organising the unorganised, promoting and conducting trade union education and strengthening the capacity of transport unions to deliver solidarity. Addressing HIV/AIDS issues is a region-wide priority as are gender and youth activities and participation in ITF activities at all levels.
The region is geographically the largest and in terms of number of transport workers organised by affiliates it is the second largest after Europe, with more than 1.1 million. ITF Asia/Pacific affiliates are represented in 30 countries, the most recently affiliated of which are in the Maldives and Tonga.
There are now three offices in the Asia/Pacific region - Delhi, Sydney and Tokyo. The Delhi Office has overall responsibility for the Asia/Pacific region as well as South Asia, Central Asia and South-East Asia sub-regions specifically. The Sydney Office is the base for South Pacific (including Timor-Leste) sub-regional activities. The Tokyo Office is the base for East Asian sub-regional activities. The Regional Secretary heads the Delhi Office supported by the Assistant Regional Secretary and a Deputy Regional Secretary is in charge of each of Sydney and Tokyo Offices.
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Notícias online |
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 9 Fevereiro 2012
Petition to back dockers in New Zealand
Unionists have been showing their support for dockers in New Zealand who have been engaged in a protracted dispute with their employer Ports of Auckland Limited (POAL). The company is moving towards the total outsourcing of all container terminal labour to private companies; this will mean redundancy for the entire workforce. saiba mais >>
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 8 Fevereiro 2012
ITF acts to put pressure on Nestlé
The ITF acted today to put pressure on food producing giant Nestlé after a tip off from its sister global union the IUF (International Union of Food, Agricultural, Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers' Associations). saiba mais >>
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9 Fevereiro 2012
Statement: ITF backs MUNZ strike notice
The ITF has spoken out to voice its support for New Zealand’s MUNZ maritime union as it places a new seven day full strike notice on the Ports of Auckland (POAL). Strike action would start 7am on 24 February 2012. saiba mais >>
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3 Fevereiro 2012
East Asia week of action commences Monday
Unions and the ITF are working together to stage an East Asia week of action from 6 to 10 February. The action will take place in Japan, Korea, Russia and Taiwan. saiba mais >>
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