IMPROVING WORKING LIVES & FUTURES

Widespread and systemic change is needed to speed up the maritime industry’s transition to a zero-carbon future. Seafarers are already seeing the dangers of climate change. We are on the front line of

Report from the Maynooth University Department of Law research 'Experiences of Non-EEA Workers in the Irish Fishing IndustryWorking Conditions, Immigration Status and Enforcement' by Clíodhna Murphy

Additional materials including: The Pandemic Local Public Transport Funding and Union Responses Global South, Recommendations For Sustainable + Just local Public Transport Funding...

The ITF has developed these demands from three sources: existing ITF policies and statements; recent developments and experiences in the urban transport sector; and external contributions from

Covid-19 has already had a profound economic and health impact on the lives of millions of informal transport workers, and the crisis shows little sign of abating. This guide aims to support unions in

In this edition of the Seafarers’ Bulletin, we report on the impact of Coronavirus and the crew change crisis and how this has affected the global maritime industry.

More in depth Q and A (9-page) explainer on why the world need a TRIPS waiver now, and why a TRIPS waiver is important for transport unions.

Short Q and A (2-page) explainer on the TRIPS waiver and why it matters to transport workers. Help us tell big pharma and governments to stop hoarding vaccines, treatments and diagnostics.

Singapore has been at the forefront of the ‘future of work’ for many years. 2,000 participants agreed an ambitious programme for the next five years for transport workers around the world to make sure