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Urban Transport
The ITF Urban Transport Committee is a joint activity of the Railway Workers' Section and the Road Transport Workers' Section on urban public passenger transport. The committee is accountable to both sections and works closely with Public Services International (PSI) which includes in its membership a number of municipal workers' unions which organise urban transport workers.
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 | 07 Dez 2011
“Slave labour conditions” spark strike action ultimatum in Kenya
A transport union in Kenya is set for all out strike action next week if its demands to end the appalling working conditions endured by truckers and bus drivers are not met.
The ITF-affiliated Kenya Long Distance Truck Drivers’ and Allied Workers’... 01 Dez 2011
Trade unionist Ebrahim Madadi set free from Iran prison
The ITF and the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) have welcomed the release from prison of Ebrahim Madadi, vice-president of the Syndicate of Workers of the Tehran and Suburbs Bus Company. He was arrested and detained in Evin Prison on...
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| 27 Jan 2012
Belgian general strike Monday, ITF comment
Commenting on Monday’s planned Belgian general strike, ITF general secretary David Cockroft said: “On Monday in Belgium, transport stops. Planes, trains and ports will all be affected. All part of a day of protest by the country’s workers and... 27 Jan 2012
Algemene staking in België, een ITF commentaar
In een commentaar op de geplande algemene staking in Belgie zei David Cockroft, Algemeen Secretaris van de ITF ” Op maandag zal alle vervoer stilvallen. Vliegtuigen, treinen en havens zullen er allen bij betrokken zijn.
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