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Value for money
Are labour costs really such a burden on airlines?
Protecting our waterfront
Canadian port workers want better security, but
draw the line at invasive personal screening.
The fight for democracy
An interview with Somsak Kosaisook.
This is why we joined
Seafaring union members explain why they signed up.
Transport goes transnational
Foreign direct investment and transport globalisation.
From wellhead to wheel
A new global union alliance.
Competition gone mad
In the Japanese taxi industry.
Putting the seafarer first
The secretary general of the International
Maritime Organisation explains his priorities.
Cover StoryBehind closed doors When union-bashing begins in the boardroom |
Comment: Fighting back, and winning
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Kees Marges on poverty.
Bob Crow on rail privatisation.
Reflections: readers' thoughts on poverty.
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Issue 20 July 2005
Other pages for Issue 20 July 2005:
Comment: Fighting Back and Winning | ITF launches new global website | Value for money | Protecting our waterfront | The fight for true democracy | Enter the hit squads | This is why we joined a union | Transport goes transnational | From wellhead to wheel | Competition gone mad | Putting the seafarer first | Driving change in Kurdistan | End this railway nightmare | We can help to defeat poverty | Readers’ thoughts on poverty | Working life
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