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The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) strongly condemns yesterday’s terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka and expresses our solidarity and support with the victims, the injured and their families.

One year on from the first cabin crew strikes at Ryanair, some progress has been made in the company’s industrial relations. However, the airline still needs to enact substantial changes to put its business on a sustainable footing.

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 report aims to ensure that the needs and concerns of women are considered as public transport work changes. The chair of the ITF women

Unions from across Latin America have come together and committed to provide assistance and solidarity to seafarers in distress in Central and South American ports.

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 challenge in multiple jurisdictions. We are seeing poverty wages, debt servitude, mental health issues, and health and safety due to long hours. We

Cabin crew represented by Fórsa have secured recognition negotiations with Stobart Air under threat of industrial action.

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, ranging between 25 and 28 percent, to align wages in the two companies. The workers carried out negotiations through their unions, the Federation

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has launched a targeted operation against German shipping company Johann M. K. Blumenthal over the company’s continued refusal to recognise seafarers’ welfare and rights.