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Page context: Home > Transport International Magazine > Issue 10 January 2003 > Campaigning for women
International Women’s Day 8 March 2003 will once again be a focal point for women’s campaigning in the ITF.
Up to 70 unions worldwide are expected to participate in the campaign day, using a wide range of materials and events to promote their goals for improving the position of women transport workers.
Participating unions will determine their own priority issues, but affiliates have agreed on four key areas for campaigning:
For more details of the ITF women’s campaign and how you can get involved, or to order copies of the poster or postcards produced for the campaign, please contact the ITF Information and Policy Department in London.
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Issue 10 January 2003
Other pages for Issue 10 January 2003:
Comment | Post-Congress round-up | Fraudster must be caught | At sea on security | Railfreight liberalisation | Women's work | Airline intelligence | Poverty and profit | Solidarity is no one way street | Face to face over public transport | Reflections | Asylum, immigration and transport workers | My agenda | Working life
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