Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and the formalisation of informal public transport: a trade union negotiating guide
ReportPublished
25 Nov 2019
This guide was commissioned from the Global Labour Institute (GLI) by the ITF. It develops policy options for transport unions to consider when planning negotiations with agencies on the introduction of BRT and formalisation of the informal transport industry.
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