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On 1 October 2019, the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF), the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) and a global alliance of national trade unions served formal notice on XPO Logistics Europe under the French Corporate Duty of Vigilance Law . The law holds businesses to

It’s a new decade in an ever-changing world, but one thing remains constant: dockers have never shied away from a fight — and faced with the fight to reclaim lashing jurisdiction, ITF affiliated dockers’ unions are launching into 2020 by fighting from the front.

As we enter a new decade, ITF president Paddy Crumlin and general secretary Steve Cotton reflect on 2019 and commit to driving and delivering social, economic and environmental justice throughout the world, and for transport workers globally.

Over 150 drivers, leaders and activist delegates from several cities gathered in Mumbai, India, 21-22 December to vote into existence the Indian Federation of App-Based Transport Workers (IFAT). The conference was formally inaugurated by Shri Raja Sridhar, president of Hind Mazdoor Sabha and ITF

ITF and its affiliate unions stand in solidarity with workers striking at the Australian low-cost airline Jetstar.

Hava-Is, the Turkish union representing a large number of workers in the civil aviation sector, has returned to the ITF family several years after disaffiliating.

Unions globally are uniting to demand that Hutchison Ports do everything within its powers to set the record straight and facilitate the immediate release of jailed Indonesian trade unionist Rio Wijaya.

At a recent meeting in Bogota, Colombia in November 2019 representatives from the parties reaffirmed their commitment to collaboration and continued dialogue. The DHL/ITF LATAM Network’s primary aim is to foster cooperation and dialogue between DHL and the ITF and its affiliates across the region

The Maritime Union of New Zealand (MUNZ) Auckland Branch, with support of its national secretary Joe Fleetwood, has actively been campaigning to stop the introduction of automation in the Port of Auckland.

It is more than one-month late, but Korean truck drivers finally have the guarantee of safe rates of pay that the government promised. It is a major victory for the Korean Public Service and Transport Workers’ Union Cargo Truckers Solidarity Division (KPTU-TruckSol) that has campaigned hard for a