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The ITF has produced a booklet to support union activists and union educators to identify the issues relating to violence and help identify solutions to make your workplace a better place.
In this booklet, we focus on the danger of violence towards transport workers, and what part unions can play to prevent it. The solution cannot come from any one worker alone. It must come from workers uniting and organising. And they do not have to do this alone. Transport unions can unite workers to stand together. Transport unions can lobby government and employers to fulfill their responsibilities to ensure workers' safety.
A leaflet has also been prepared for distribution to workers to raise awareness about violence at work.
If you would like to order copies of the booklet, please send your request to: Mac Urata, Section Secretary, ITF Inland Transport Sections
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