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The Road Transport Workers’ Section is one of the ITF’s eight industrial sections. Its membership includes 191 unions worldwide, representing 1,500,615 members.
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25 Jun 2008
Tehran bus union man arrested in new attack
The ITF has expressed acute concern following the arrest yesterday of Gholamreza Gholamhosseini, another member of its Iranian bus affiliate.
Gholamhosseini, a member of the Vahed Syndicate Executive Board was arrested by police in Tehran while...
19 Jun 2008
Tanker drivers win increased pay offer
Oil tanker drivers supplying Shell petrol stations have called off a planned second round of industrial action after being offered a reported 14 per cent pay increase over two years.
The last minute offer was made to the drivers’ union, the ITF...
12 Jun 2008
ITF calls on Unilever to push for Turkish dispute solution
The ITF today called on Unilever to use its influence to settle a festering conflict in Turkey that has seen 64 workers lose their jobs, allegedly for wanting to join a union.
The Federation’s appeal comes ahead of a press conference in Istanbul...
10 Jun 2008
Turkish trade unionists released on bail. ITF: ‘now it’s time to drop charges’
The ITF today applauded the release on bail of seven Turkish trade unionists held for 200 days on trumped up charges and said that now it’s time to drop the court case against the innocent men.
Mac Urata, Secretary of the ITF’s Inland Transport...
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