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Issue 16/July 2004
Setting standards
Unions secure crucial agreements for rail in Europe 8-9
Air cargo on a fast track
Labour challenges in a rapidly growing sector 11-12
In line for a fairer deal
Why new moves to protect “inadmissable persons” will be welcomed by aviation workers 13-14
Transport security
A TI special pull-out briefing 15-18
Not looking good
Christophe Chiclet asks why French lorry drivers seem less chirpy these days 18-21
Ports of convenience
How can portworkers prevent a permanent downgrading of their industry? 22-23
Smile please
Why smiling is not always as easy as it looks for cruise ship staff 24-26
Commentary
Harold Lewis reflects on a crucial period in the making of the modern ITF 27-28
Regulars
News 4-7
ITF regional offices 22
Reflections: Readers’ thoughts on “sky marshals” 29
Working life
For informal workers at Kandla port, India 30-31
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