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Criminalisation continues
Indian Seafarers’ Federation speaks out
Employee Free Choice Act
AFL-CIO on union-busting in the United States
Business as usual?
A special report from the International Transport Forum
Copenhagen
What unions are planning for December’s climate change event
Cover StoryNo to ViolenceHow can passenger transport unions deal with increasing violence against workers? |
60 years of service ITF Civil Aviation Section celebrates landmark anniversary In this issue: The ITF Civil Aviation Section celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. This industry is in the midst of a lull, buffeted by the effects of the financial crisis. |
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In this Issue | Indians lobby on criminalisation | Violence at Work | 60 Years of Service | American workers fight for union rights | Business as Usual? | Countdown to Copenhagen | Supporting Solidarity | Seafarers Against HIV/AIDS | Dockers Fight Financial Woes | Working Life: Master of Her Work
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