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Joint statement from the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) and the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) delivered to the SeaWeb Seafood Summit in Bangkok.

The fight to end violence against women transport workers reaches a critical point this week with the world’s governments, employer and worker representatives due to regulate on violence and harassment in the work of work. The International Labour Organization (ILO) will complete negotiations on a

After being left adrift, abandoned off the Tunisian coast without wages, food and fuel, 12 seafarers on board the Qaaswa have been sent home after 13 months marooned off the Port of Sfax.

Strengthening women’s employment, campaigning for decent sanitary facilities for all, championing informal workers' issues at the ILO - just part of an ambitious plan of action to build workers' power in public transport. Over 20 activists from 16 countries came together as the urban transport

Biman Bangladesh Airlines has handed over contractual appointment letters to 438 casual workers at the airline. Some of these workers had been on casual and insecure conditions for more than 25 years. The new three-year renewable contracts give these workers all the benefits of regular employment

Joint press release from the Joint Negotiations Group and the International Transport Workers' Federation.

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) unreservedly condemned the recent sackings of eight union leaders by Hutchison Ports Pakistan today and called on management at South Asia Pakistan Terminals (SAPT) to immediately reinstate the “Karachi 8”.

Unions representing delivery riders met at ITF House in London this week to plan how to take on exploitative ‘gig economy’ employers.

Join us today to show solidarity with XPO workers worldwide. Since 2015, our affiliate, t he International Brotherhood of Teamsters has been campaigning for safe and just working conditions for XPO workers. Action has been taken following reports of horrible, unsafe conditions, sexual harassment

Nearly 40 railway activists have come together in Chernihiv, Ukraine to plan how they can adapt to organise in restructured railway companies. Women and young activists make up the majority of the participants. They are all members of the Trade Union of Railwaymen and Transport Construction Workers