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The five-week strike at Foodora in Norway is over with a first-ever collective bargaining agreement (CBA) between a global food delivery platform company and a trade union. On 27 September 2019, the Fellesforbundet union and the firm reached an agreement that includes an annual pay hike of EUR1500

An ITF delegation representing millions of gig economy workers in India has met the Indian minister of road transport and highways to demand better regulation of the sector to improve working conditions. The meeting with Nitin Gadkari follows two years of organised action in several cities

The ITF has marked 25 years of its presence in Delhi, India. During this time the office achieved significant milestones, including: the first ever ITF Congress to be held outside Europe and North America; the 1998 Congress in New Delhi registering new unions and enhanced capacity through sustained

For the 12th consecutive year, millions of workers around the world come together on 7 October to highlight the fundamental need for all workers to have access to decent work. Decent work sums up the aspirations of people in their working lives. It involves opportunities for work that is productive

A Dutch court has ruled that Ryanair must compensate workers made redundant by the closure of its base at Eindhoven Airport last year.

The ITF has a launched a new app to deliver the latest news from the ITF directly to smartphones. The app includes: news alerts from the ITF personalised news feed: with My News you can select your sections or your regions and receive the news that matters most to you articles automatically download

Following the groundbreaking ITF research on the impact of the future of work for women in public transport, the first three-day skills development workshop was held this week in Mexico City . Women trade unionists from Mexico City and Bogota, Colombia discussed the findings and recommendations of

#OurPublicTransport was the theme when 25 participants from five public transport unions from Mexico City and Guadalajara, Mexico got together. The activists met in Mexico City on 26 September and were from unions representing workers from trains, trolleybuses, buses, mototaxis and bicitaxis. They

The 22,000 workers affected by the collapse of Thomas Cook worldwide must receive equivalent fair treatment to the travel company’s customers, the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has said.

French law is being used to force a road transport and logistics multinational to take the necessary steps to stamp out human rights abuses in its supply chain, in the first case of its kind. The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF), the European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) and