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Zeroing in on air rage
Why aviation unions are launching an international campaign to
get governments and companies to tackle this growing problem
AIDS and Africa: an issue for transport workers
ITF-funded research underlines occupational links with high risk
Cruise Ships: Behind the fantasy
Why the ITF is aiming to tackle the exploitation and discrimination
that flourishes in this booming sector of the shipping industry.
Interview: Doro Zinke
Doro Zinke was appointed General Secretary of the
European Transport Workers’ Federation in 1999.
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Issue 1 June 2000
Other pages for Issue 1 June 2000:
Editorial | Zeroing in on Air Rage | Figuring it out | The need for regulations | Beyond the reach of the law? | The ITF launches an international campaign day | AIDS and Africa: an issue for transport workers | Cruise Shipping: Behind the fantasy | A hidden world | ITF bolsters flag of convenience campaign | ITF prepares campaign | More jobs for women – more discrimination | Interview: Doro Zinke | A day in the working life: Delhi taxi driver
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