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TROY PEARSON: THE HUMAN COST OF AN INDUSTRY IN CRISIS

Worker stories

Last year, Troy Pearson and Charley Cragg died while towing a barge bound for a Rio Tinto power station in rough seas and strong, icy winds. They were pressured to work despite the unsafe conditions. Tug Workers Sound the Siren, tells the story of Pearson’s death, and exposes the human cost of an industry in crisis.

 

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Glenton “Glen” Wood

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) mourns the passing of Glenton “Glen” Wood, a towering figure of the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) and a deeply respected trade unionist across

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The Gender Divide In Transport

The Gender Divide In Transport: Understanding The Barriers And Impacts For Women’s Exclusion From Decent Jobs In Ghana And Senegal Women are an important part of the transport workforce globally. But

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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.