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It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Ole Philipsen, Chair of the ITF Offshore Task Force and a long-standing member of the ITF’s Fair Practices Committee. Ole passed away after a short and sudden illness. Ole served for almost 30 years as a respected leader within Dansk Metal

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF), together with Nautilus NL and FNV, has submitted a formal request to the Court of Appeal in the Netherlands to reconsider and correct key preliminary considerations in its recent interim ruling concerning the Non-Seafarers’ Work Clause (NSWC)

Fishers from Indonesia and Angola working on the Novo Ruivo left without pay for eight months Twelve fishers working aboard the Portuguese-flagged fishing vessel Novo Ruivo ( IMO 8734671) have been abandoned and left without pay for the past eight months. The fishers, six from Indonesia and six from

Ship’s master reacts with violence as inspector defends seafarers’ rights in Le Havre, France The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) strongly condemns the assault of ITF Inspector Corine Archambaud while carrying out her official duties onboard the MV BF CARP at MSC Terminal, Le Havre

ITF adds three new flags to long-standing open registry list Dominica, The Gambia and Niue are the latest flags added to the International Transport Workers’ Federation’s (ITF) long-standing ‘Flags of Convenience’ list. The three flags were added to the FOC list at a meeting of the ITF’s Fair

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) congratulates affiliates Workers First Union and E tū on a landmark, unanimous victory in the Supreme Court of Aotearoa New Zealand – a ruling that confirms Uber drivers are employees, not contractors, under New Zealand law. After years of legal

Statement by the Council of Global Unions LGBTI Committee to mark Transgender Day of Remembrance November 20 is the International Transgender Day of Remembrance ( TDoR ) when we mourn our lost siblings and call for justice. It is also an opportunity to remember that an injury to one is an injury to

Ensuring transport workers, especially women, have safe access to decent sanitation is critical for ensuring health, safety and dignity at work. Real action is needed now to end the crisis of a continuing lack of safe access to decent sanitation facilities – that is the message from transport trade