100 days have passed since the United States of America and Israel launched ‘Operation Epic Fury’ against Iran. One hundred days of a war that civilian transport workers did not start, cannot end and
Statement to members following the annual return of the International Transport Workers Federation for the year ended 31st December 2025, in accordance with Section 32A of the UK Trade Union and
We are transport, and these are our stories: our hardships and triumphs, our frustrations and elations, our tribulations and breakthroughs, our fears and aspirations. Both moments of the extraordinary, and experiences of our everyday.
As recently as 2023, 748 million people aged 15 and above were outside the labour force due to care responsibilities across the globe. A shocking yet unsurprising 708 million of these workers are
Japanese cabin crew have won an important legal victory reinforcing a core principle of aviation safety: fatigue protections and rest cannot be sacrificed to commercial pressure and union rights are
When Sheela Naikwade joined Maharashtra State Transport Kamgar Sanghatana (MSTKS) in 1995, she was one of very few women members. Women were sidelined, their concerns unheard, their participation
With 50 ratifications of ILO Convention 190, it’s time to reflect on this milestone. Six years since the historic adoption of the International Labour Organization’s Violence and Harassment Convention