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A year on from its first crew strikes, Ryanair still has to clean up its act
Easter weekend 2018 saw Ryanair cabin crew walk off the job for the first time in the company’s 30 year history. In the following months, workers assembled in...
‘Ground-breaking’ report: Technological change and justice for women public transport workers
The ITF has launched a major report into the ‘The impact of the future of work for women in public transport’ . Focusing on five cities, the ITF-commissioned...
Unions unite to strengthen support for maritime workers across Latin America
The meeting in Cartagena last week culminated with the launch of the ITF Latin American Contact Network, extending the ITF’s commitment to providing support to...
Take action in solidarity with Uber riders around the world!
Global ride-hailing company Uber is one of the world leaders for attacking workers’ rights. It cuts corners on employment standards and is under legal...
Irish crew force Stobart Air to the negotiating table
Until now, Stobart has refused to consider even recognising a union, let alone entering into full collective bargaining on cabin crew pay and working conditions....
Public transport workers win big in Bulgaria
After months of campaigning, bus and tram drivers at the Sofia Electric Transport and Sofia Bus Transport companies have won their biggest ever pay rise,...
ITF kicks off targeted operation against Blumenthal
The targeted operation will see the ITF Inspectorate – a network of 147 inspectors and contacts based in ports all over the world – inspecting and auditing the...
CIS rail unions unite in Georgia
Rail unions from 14 CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) countries have come together to share experiences and find ways to work together on railway...