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Australian wharfies’ rights must be respected – ITF

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has intervened in the emerging industrial dispute between Patrick Stevedores and the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) to remind Patrick, a number of international shipping companies, and even the Australian government, that they are undermining
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Impact of Domestic Violence in Workplaces in India

This report provides an unprecedented view of how domestic violence impacts the working lives of women workers, within and beyond transport sectors in India. It is based on survey data collected from October 2019 and May 2020 from 15,561 workers from across a range of India's employment sectors aged
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Victory for justice: Docker Rio Wijaya freed

Yesterday we received the tremendous news that Rio Wijaya has been found not guilty by an Indonesian court after he was assaulted and wrongly charged for attacking his employer Hutchison online last year. The ITF Dockers family and Rio’s union, the SP JICT, have not wavered one bit throughout this
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Graham Stevenson

Message from ITF general secretary Stephen Cotton: It is my sad duty to inform you that Graham Stevenson left us on International Workers’ Day, on May 1 at age 70. Graham was the ITF’s European vice president in our Executive Board and the president of European Transport Workers Federation (ETF)
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Beyond the Limit

Beyond the Limit exposes how corner-cutting associated with the Covid-19 pandemic has placed too much risk in the international shipping system.
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