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With two days of unprecedented and highly impactful industrial action, Ryanair cabin crew have taken a major step in standing up to the company management and demanding a fair deal.

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) and the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) have welcomed the news that DHL Turkey and the union Tümtis have started negotiations on a collective labour agreement (CLA).

ITF, ETF and affiliates send a message of solidarity to Ryanair cabin crew striking on 25 and 26 July

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) and European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) support Ryanair cabin crew taking industrial action on 25 and 26 July.

A joint statement by the ITF and DHL about the beginning of negotiations between DHL Turkey and the ITF-affiliated union Tümtis:

It is with great sadness that the ITF sends our deepest sympathies and condolences together with our sincerest solidarity to the family and friends of ILWU Brother Everett Cummings, killed in a tragic incident at Fraser Surrey Docks on the morning of Saturday July 21, 2018. Again, a worker, a parent

With cabin crew due to strike next week, ITF and ETF demand that Ryanair respects workers’ fundamental right to take industrial action

ITF general secretary Stephen Cotton responds to ver.di’s announcement that it has won recognition from Ryanair to represent all German-based cabin crew.

It is with surprise and disappointment that the ITF has learned through the media of the Panama Canal Authority’s (ACP) negative reaction to the media conference that was held by the ITF, the Unión de Capitanes y Oficiales de Cubierta (UCOC) and other ITF maritime affiliates in Panama last week.

ITF statement on the decision by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) to ban the Hong Kong-flagged bulk carrier MV Shandong Hai Wang for one year from Australian waters.