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On land, at sea and in the air, more than 10 million Europeans work in transport. They provide vital services that we all depend on. But sadly, they are under attack. • Europe’s 10+ million transport workers face worsening wages and conditions • We have a clear, positive vision for better jobs in

The Dutch labour authority (UWV) has ruled that Ryanair cannot fire the workers affected by the closure of its base at Eindhoven Airport, marking a significant setback for the airline’s industrial relations model.

The international trade union community is mourning following the death of a Pakistani dock worker killed earlier this week at Hutchison Port’s Karachi International Container Terminal (KICT), after a reach stacker reversed over him.

Young ITF activists have come together in the Philippines, as part of a workshop to develop tactics and skills to increase the role of young workers in their unions. It is part of a project from the young transport workers' department, in coordination with the union building team, to strengthen and

The ITF strongly condemns the horrific attack in Christchurch, New Zealand. On behalf of 20 million transport workers in 147 countries we are in solidarity with our affiliates in the country and the people of New Zealand, a country known for peace, democracy and freedom of expression

The ITF Arab World steering committee, representing 40 unions from 13 countries, came together in Beirut, Lebanon on 12-13 March 2019. The unions agreed to strategies to implement the short and long term priorities of the region so they can effectively address the issues facing transport workers

The ITF-affiliated AIRF and NFIR unions joined a day of protest by central government employees in India on 13 March. The demonstration was about problems with the 7th Central Pay Commission’s review of central government salaries and called for the new pension scheme to be scrapped. NFIR and AIRF

Earlier this week, SIU of Canada president James Given concluded a successful trip to Australia, where he brought a message of solidarity and support for Australian seafarers. During the visit, president Given participated in demonstrations against government inaction to protect domestic maritime jobs.