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The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) and Joint Negotiating Group (JNG) met in Manila from 19-22 February 2018, for the final round of negotiations for the creation of the new IBF Framework Agreement 2019-2022. On 23 February 2018, the ITF’s expanded Fair Practices Committee Steering Group (FPC SG) met and approved the terms of the new International Bargaining Forum (IBF) Agreement (Read more here: https://goo.gl/gxZuvz).

The International Bargaining Forum, shipping’s largest industrial relations collective, concludes final round of negotiations for the 2019-2022 IBF Framework Agreement.

Over 120 activists from more than 60 unions in around 40 countries are going to City Hall, London, to discuss the Mayor of London's approach of 'productive engagement' with unions.

ITF unions around the world have protested against the arrest and imprisonment of two leading trade unionists, on the opening day of the PyeongChang Winter Oympics

An international delegation of ITF railway unions has joined their French colleagues to discuss the next stage of the campaign to keep a single, integrated public company on France's national rail system, the SNCF.

Around 120 activists from 64 unions across 41 countries are meeting in London, UK, next week to plan a global response to the common challenges facing public transport workers.

ITF unions have stepped up their campaign in support of two persecuted Korean union leaders to coincide with the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang.

Riders at the food delivery company Deliveroo in Belgium have taken action to stop the company's effort to force them to become self-employed and lose their employment benefits.

The ITF and the Aden Container Terminal Union (ACTU) have run a workshop with workers at Aden Container Terminals about staying healthy and preventing serious injuries, such as herniated discs in their back.

The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) is pleased to announce that the eleven crew of the Panamanian flagged 'Agean Princess' have finally been able to return home to India and Myanmar, after a dispute between their ships operator and owner saw them held in Ajman, United Arab Emirates, for 17 months. However, the crew are still owed hundreds of thousands of dollars of unpaid wages.

The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) is backing riders at Deliveroo - a food delivery company - who are taking action to maintain decent working conditions.