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On behalf of the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF), representing more than 16.5 million transport workers globally, we extend our deepest condolences on the passing of our great friend, exemplary union leader, and President of the Sindicato dos Conferentes do Rio de Janeiro, Mayo

Action for Southern Africa (ACTSA) and International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) today stand in solidarity with the people of Swaziland, and call on the UK Government and international institutions to support their call for basic rights and a civic dialogue. June 2025 marks four years since

Canadian Affiliates of the ITF Canadian Coordinating Committee, representing tens of thousands of transport workers across Canada members of Unifor, Teamsters Canada, SIU Canada, NUPGE, ALPA, CATCA, ILWU, CUPW, BCFMWU met in Toronto on June 26 and have issued the following joint statement. We meet

Joint work to end worsening seafarer criminalisation and unfair treatment on the agenda at London event – organised by ITF, ILO, IMO and ICS The maritime industry must come together now to take action to end the worsening crisis of seafarer criminalisation and unfair treatment – that was the clear

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) is saddened by the recent passing of Dan Gallin, former General Secretary of the International Union of Food, Agricultural, Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers’ Associations (IUF) and founder of the Global Labour Institute

Today marks six years since the historic adoption of the International Labour Organization’s Convention 190 (C190) – the first international treaty recognising the right of everyone to a world of work free from violence and harassment. Fifty countries have now ratified C190 – a clear indication that

A report from the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) exposes dangerous working conditions and deadly consequences for road transport workers across five continents. The study, Commercial pressures, working conditions, and safety risks in the road transport industry, featuring

After being abandoned and left without pay, 37 Russian and Ukrainian fishers have finally received the wages they earned, three years after their nightmare began. The crew of the Hunter, a Russian fish factory vessel abandoned in Las Palmas were unpaid for up to seven months, with a total wage debt