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Today on every road, every rail line, every port, every runway on the planet – transport workers are keeping the world moving. We are the global economy. Truck drivers in Mali. Dockers in Rotterdam. Aviation workers across the Middle East. Seafarers in the Persian Gulf. This May Day belongs to all

Every year on 28 April, we stop, we remember, we recommit.

The ITF’s Youth Employment and Decent Work in Supply Chains policy sets an authoritative framework for ensuring decent jobs throughout supply chains The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has launched its policy on Youth Employment and Decent Work in Supply Chains to support

The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) condemns the latest attacks and seizures targeting civilian vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, calling on all parties/warring states to immediately cease the use of commercial shipping as an instrument of war. Reports indicate that in the past 24

KPTU-TruckSol member run over, two more injured, after police forcibly break sit-down protest. A Korean trade union member was killed on Monday after he was run over when police forcibly pushed workers engaged in a sit-down protest at a logistics centre in Southern Gyeongsan Province, Korea. The

Cabin crew jobs in Australia could be at risk after Qantas has announced plans to hire up to 650 cabin crew in Singapore, exploiting a new loophole that could normalise offshoring aviation jobs to drive down employment conditions. The Australian Government’s ‘Closing the Loopholes’ workplace reforms

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has commissioned new global research into the growing issue of understaffing of air traffic controllers (ATCOs), working in partnership with the Centre for Future Work. The research will examine the scale, causes and consequences of understaffing

Governments and employers must protect the lives and livelihoods of transport workers impacted by the war in the Middle East The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) Executive Board, speaking on behalf of 16.5 million transport workers worldwide, joins the global trade union movement in