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The ITF calls for urgent action to protect transport workers, passengers and communities. The Road Transport Section Steering Committee of the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF)  stands with road transport workers and all transport workers affected by rising and volatile fuel prices

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) and the Joint Negotiating Group (JNG), as social partners of the International Bargaining Forum (IBF), have agreed to maintain the designation of the Strait of Hormuz and its surrounding waters as a Warlike Operations Area (WOA) until 9 July 2026

Granting DP World a lease to run Lyttleton Port is backdoor privatisation that will strip Christchurch of a profitable public asset. New Zealand’s port workers and unions are braced to fight an attempted takeover of Lyttelton Port in Christchurch which they say will strip the local community of its

The Global Report on Women in Tourism Transport, launched today, provides the first global, sex-disaggregated evidence base on women working across air, land and water passenger transport.

The ITF and provincial government vow to defend workers’ rights and the Argentine union model. The International Transport Worker’s Federation (ITF) joined Alex Kicillof, Governor of Buenos Aires, and regional government ministers this week to discuss perspectives on the anti-worker, national agenda

In Canada and the USA, railway workers from Unifor, the Transportation Communications Union and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers have won landmark victories through union organising. Railway workers across North America are demonstrating the power of union organising

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) cautiously welcomes the US-Iran peace framework – but words on paper must now translate into action for the transport workers who have paid the price of this conflict. For more than 100 days, seafarers, aviation workers, port workers and other

Today, the International Labour Conference (ILC) adopted the Convention concerning Decent Work in the Platform Economy – the first binding international labour standard for the platform economy. For millions of platform transport workers around the world, the rules of the game have now changed