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A strike at the Port of Hong Kong which has lasted 40 days is now over. Members of ITF-affiliate the Union of Hong Kong Dockers, who have been fighting for improved pay and working conditions, have voted to call off their industrial action. The union has accepted a deal stipulating improved wages

ITF affiliate South African Transport and Allied Workers Union (SATAWU) announced strike action for last Thursday following a dispute over wage increases with South African Airlines (SAA)

The police were out in force as ILWU Local 4 supporters protested with placards outside the main gate to the United Grain Corporation at the Port of Vancouver on 1 May. The dispute between union dockworkers and Mitsui-owned United Grain has escalated since the company locked out 44 dockworkers on 27

Strikes by Israeli aviation workers protesting against government plans to sign an ‘open skies’ agreement with the EU led the finance ministry to accept the demands of ITF affiliate the Transport Workers' Union of Histadrut and finance 97.5 per cent of Israeli airline companies’ security costs. The

The decision by the works council at international parcel and package logistics operators UPS to refuse agreement to the engagement of new employees for one-shift jobs with a 17-hour week at its Ditzingen site has been upheld in German law. UPS had rejected calls by the works council to increase

The ITF and International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) have condemned the Qatari government’s reported bid to have the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) headquarters relocated from Canada to the country’s capital, Doha. ITF general secretary David Cockroft said on 29 April: “The

SRUT dispute photos on flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/itf/sets/72157622603688341/ The ITF and its affiliate the State Railway Workers’ Union of Thailand (SRUT), backed by the Thai State Enterprises Workers’ Relations Confederation (SERC) and the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC)

The ITF-affiliated Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) international vice-president Bruce Hamilton urged US transport company Greyhound to resume negotiations in good faith at parent company FirstGroup’s AGM yesterday.

The chair of the International Transport Workers’ Federation’s offshore task force group today condemned the Australian government’s move to override a Senate vote and allow the use of a maritime crew visa that will undermine working conditions in the country’s offshore oil and gas industry.His

Women transport worker power was on display in Nepal last month when more than 200 women workers came together to share their union experiences and plan how to bring more women into unions.