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news 01 Dec 2021

Let’s not forget: keeping HIV prevention in focus

Today on World Aids Day the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) is urging stakeholders across the transport sector not to lose focus of HIV prevention during the Covid-19 pandemic and let slip the hard-won progress achieved thus far. The theme of World Aids Day 2021 is “End

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news 30 Nov 2021

Strikes in South Korea shut down road freight as fight for Safe Rates escalates

Road freight transport was seriously affected in South Korea last week as truck drivers took strike action across the country. The three-day strike from 25 to 27 November, was called by KPTU-TruckSol, the Cargo Truckers’ Solidarity Division of the Korean Public Service and Transport Workers’ Union

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Page 30 Nov 2021

Union building

Union Building aims at building strong, democratic unions with sustainable institutional capacity as well as organising, bargaining and campaigning capacity to underpin the ITF’s overall goal of building workers power.

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news 29 Nov 2021

ITF condemns attempted murder of Argentinian dockers leader amid elections

An attempt was made on the life of the Chair of the ITF Committee for the Latin America and the Caribbean Region, Roberto Coria, on Thursday morning local time. Roberto is the general secretary of ITF affiliate Sindicato de Guincheros and was standing for re-election as leader of his union. The ITF

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news 29 Nov 2021

Global Unions join Biden, EU Parliament in call for urgent waiver on vaccine patents to tackle dangerous new variants

Geneva, London, 29 November 2021 - The Council of Global Union (CGU), representing over 200 million workers, has urged UK, Switzerland, Germany and the EU Commission to stop blocking efforts to waive vaccine patents. The largest council of global unions believe action must and can be taken this week

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Publication 29 Nov 2021

Global workers' call for universal access to Covid-19 vaccines and health products and technologies, governments must act urgently

Statement by the Global Council of Unions (GCU) 29 Nov Despite the commitment of workers, a handful of governments are sabotaging global recovery by blocking the sharing of these medical advances, costing more lives and putting workers and communities at further risk.

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Page 24 Nov 2021

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By sharing our knowledge, experiences, research, tools and other resources, we can focus and unify our action, strengthen our collective voice and amplify our impact, to create a better future for workers, today.

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Publication 24 Nov 2021

Shifting the focus: Impacts on workplaces when men engage in domestic violence

This report details the impacts of domestic violence (DV) on workplaces in Maharashtra, India and outlines eight core recommendations for employers to create safer workplaces.

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news 24 Nov 2021

Domestic violence is a workplace issue and a men’s issue, unions tell employers

A new report calls on transport employers to do more to tackle domestic violence amongst its predominantly male staff with key recommendations for how to do this. The report details how workplaces are at greater risk of accidents, injuries and fatalities when men engage in domestic violence at work

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Let’s not forget: keeping HIV prevention in focus

Strikes in South Korea shut down road freight as fight for Safe Rates escalates

Union building

ITF condemns attempted murder of Argentinian dockers leader amid elections

Global Unions join Biden, EU Parliament in call for urgent waiver on vaccine patents to tackle dangerous new variants

Global workers' call for universal access to Covid-19 vaccines and health products and technologies, governments must act urgently

RESOURCES

Shifting the focus: Impacts on workplaces when men engage in domestic violence

Domestic violence is a workplace issue and a men’s issue, unions tell employers

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