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03 Jul 2009
UK transport unions welcome renationalisation of east coast railway network
UK unions have given the British government’s plans to renationalise the country’s east coast mainline railway service the thumbs up; the service runs from London in the south up to Scotland. The government announced on 1 July that it would bring...

21 May 2009
Swiss transport union commits to lobby on safety and public ownership
A Swiss transport union has promised to campaign on stamping out violence in the workplace and to step up efforts to ensure cargo transport remains public. Delegates attending the congress of the ITF-affiliated transport union, SEV, on 19-20 May...
 

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02 Jul 2009
Honduras to be ringed by anti-coup protests (También en version española)
Honduras will be ringed with anti-coup demonstrators at each of its three borders tomorrow, Friday 3 July at 11:00, the ITF (International Transport Workers’ Federation) has announced. The ITF’s member unions in El Salvador, Nicaragua and...

27 Apr 2009
World rail day tomorrow: unions say no to violence
Railway workers around the world will say no to violence on public transport tomorrow as part of a worldwide action day organised by their trade unions and the ITF. Transport workers are particularly exposed to assault and thousands of them in 26...
 

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