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Why breaking the silence on domestic violence is a priority for transport workers’ unions. Violence at work continues to be an endemic issue in the global transport industry. Many transport workers face domestic violence, which can have a huge impact on their working lives and wellbeing, as well as

FESIMETRO negotiates five-hour reduction of work week while agreeing to introduction of new workplace technologies.

Four Syrian seafarers have been killed after a Russian cruise missile hit a vessel in the Black Sea port of Odessa last Tuesday. The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) condemns the killing of seafarers and reiterates its call for an immediate and sustained ceasefire between Russia and

Global union federation demands a transparent, impartial internationally coordinated investigation into North Sea vessel collision. In the aftermath of the tragic North Sea collision between the Madeira-flagged cargo ship, Solong , and the US-flagged tanker, Stena Immaculate , the International

The hijacking of Jaffar Express in Pakistan resulted in the tragic death of at least 10 passengers.

ITF affiliate TÜMTİS has negotiated a new collective bargaining agreement (CBA) with DHL Express

The UK Labour government’s decision to renationalise its railways marks a significant and welcome shift away from the global trend of rail privatisation. It also marks a rupture with the European policy agenda embedded in EU directives like the Fourth Rail Package. The shift is the direct result of

On this International Women's Day, the International Transport Worker’s Federation (ITF) is proud to reaffirm that women belong in transport, in unions, in decision-making, and in leadership. At last year’s Congress we celebrated the 25-year journey of the ITF Women Transport Workers’ Committee