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On 28 July, on the eve of Eid al-Adha, the management of Turkish Airlines and the ITF-affiliated Turkish Civil Aviation Union (Hava-İş) engaged on measures to address the Covid-19 outbreak and its impacts.

As the global cruise industry and seafarers’ unions near completion of the repatriation of almost 250,000 seafarers, the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) warns that there are challenging times ahead for the industry and its workforce. The ITF and its affiliated unions represent much

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) and the Maritime Union of Australia say government failures to support crew change will now cost a smelter operation millions of dollars and even more to the local economy, as the unions help the exhausted Burmese crew of the Unison Jasper to

Over 100 participants from 21 different countries joined together online to identify common challenges, build their campaign skills and craft a collective vision for the future of aviation during the ITF’s Young Aviation Workers’ Summer School.

Following a surge in infections at e-commerce company Coupang, workers are organising to protect themselves with support of ITF affiliate KPTU.

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) commends the Transport Workers’ Union (TWU) of Australia on achieving enhanced health and safety and financial protections for DoorDash delivery workers during the Covid-19 pandemic. The joint agreement between the TWU and DoorDash provides

The Malaysian federal court has ruled that Malaysia Airlines must recognise the union representing cabin crew supervisors.

The ITF is calling for the urgent reopening of Sana’a International Airport to ease the worsening humanitarian crisis in Yemen.

Latikuti Satyanarayan President Transport & Dockworkers' Union, Kandla F-3, Adinath Arcade 1, Plot No. 583, Ward 12-C Gandhidham, Gujurat State India 370 201 Via email 22 July 2020 Dear Brother Latikuti, It was with great sadness and shock that we were informed our Brother Manohar Bellani, General

Despite the ongoing impact of Covid-19, aviation workers in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand are fighting back to defend their hard-won labour standards.