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The ITF Road Transport Workers' Section and ITF Dockers' Section are coordinating their activities on this issue.
18 Mar 2010
ITF defends dockers’ right to strike in Kuwait
The ITF has issued a letter of protest to the Kuwaiti government following reports from a dockers’ union that its labour rights are being violated; the government has sought to prevent it from taking strike action.
The ITF-affiliated Kuwait Ports...
11 Mar 2010
Maersk urged to intervene to settle Indian port drivers’ agreement
Multinational shipping giant, Maersk, is being urged to step in to ensure that a satisfactory outcome is reached in collective bargaining negotiations between Indian port drivers and a contractor.
The ITF and its affiliate the Transport and Dock...
18 Feb 2010
Joint press release: Dublin Port dispute resolved
The Dublin Port dispute has been resolved by negotiation, the parties involved announced today.
The long running dispute ended this morning when SIPTU officials signed a negotiated agreement, the terms of which had been voted for by workers at the...
17 Feb 2010
Joint press release - Dublin Port talks ongoing: ‘settlement within reach’
SIPTU (Services, Industrial, Professional and Technical Union)
MTL (Marine Terminals Ltd)
ITF (International Transport Workers’ Federation)
MTL, SIPTU and the ITF today confirmed that talks to resolve the Dublin port dispute are continuing...
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