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Support for the Korean Railway Workers’ Union (KRWU) and for Korean workers’ rights continued unabated today, as representatives from the UK Trades Union Congress (TUC), British unions and Amnesty International joined the ITF in protest at the Korean embassy in London, UK.

Seafarers secured a minimum wage increase following talks at the International Labour Organization last week.

The ITF launched a new guide on 9 January 2014 to help unions reach out to informal workers.

The ITF has slammed punitive retaliation against its affiliate in Korea.

Transport workers with an opinion on gender issues in unions still have the chance to get involved in the upcoming women’s conference online.

An international fact-finding team is investigating a dispute at Swedish retail giant IKEA’s store in Richmond, Canada. The four-strong team arrived this week to examine the situation at the store, where 350 workers have been locked out by the company, and will then report its findings back to a

There was widespread condemnation yesterday as Korean trade union leaders attempted to make a dignified surrender to police – despite violent police intervention.

More than 4,000 railway workers from at least 17 different countries rallied outside the European Parliament in Strasbourg on 25 February, as members of the Parliament voted on the fourth railway package.

The ITF is calling all interested affiliates with specific skills, expertise or experience to get involved in running fringe events at the ITF congress in Sofia next August. For the first time ever, the ITF is creating space and time for affiliates to run independent sessions during congress. “We

The campaign to support Norwegian dockers on strike over the need for a national dock register is escalating.