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Major strike called off after last minute pay offer – which should have come nearly three years ago. Dockers working across India’s 12 major state-run ports have called off an indefinite strike

Newspapers described it as the biggest strike in decades. On Saturday October 1, more than 50,000 workers on the UK’s rails were on strike. Members from the RMT, ASLEF, TSSA, and Unite the Union shut

Global transport unions will be joining 560 Liverpool striking dockers on the picket line at the Port of Liverpool, as port operator M ersey Docks and Harbour Company Limited (MDHC) fails to honour

Over 100 global transport unions, from 52 countries, have written to the UK’s Secretary of State for Transport, Grant Shapps, urging him to meet with striking UK unions. The letter, coordinated by the

ITF recently spoke to Suria, an activist in Jakarta, Indonesia, about the Omnibus Bill on Job Creation. He tells us in his own words why the bill is a bad deal for Indonesian workers. “On 5 October

Things are getting back to normal at the Cinder Bed Road depot, one month after the longest strike in the history of the bus service in Washington, DC, USA, which led to an extraordinary victory for

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

A civil aviation union in Kuwait has postponed all forthcoming industrial action after winning concessions from the government. Members of the Civil Aviation Labor Union of Kuwait had planned to take

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has written to the prime minister of Kuwait to warn him that plans to use the military to break a planned strike by civil aviation workers would

ITF-affiliate the Bangladesh Naujan Shramik Federation (BNSF) has suspended strike action after the government promised to implement the union federation’s demands in 45 days. The BNSF began the