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Airport workers around the world are gearing up for a season of action to demand fair pay and working conditions in key aviation hubs.

An ITF delegation of union activists has been in South Korea to support truck drivers in their demand that the government keeps its promise to make the roads safer. The Road Safety Freight Rates Committee in South Korea is currently considering the minimum wage truck drivers should receive, known as

It is with both deep sadness and fond memories that we have learned of the passing of former ITF president Jim Hunter. On behalf of the entire ITF family, and especially our affiliates in the railway section and the North American region, we would like to extend my heartfelt condolences to Jim’s

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) supports aviation workers at the Cathay Pacific Group who are facing breaches of their fundamental rights.

The congress of the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) employees union has heard about the ITF's Our Public Transport programme and how it can become more involved. The DTC is the main public transport bus operator in Delhi with nearly 30,000 regular and contract workers. Sangam Tripathy, ITF Asia

The Garuda Indonesia airline must end its attack on legitimate trade unions and come to the negotiating table, the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has said.

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has serious concerns over the lack of understanding shown by many governments in relation to international shipping and the role played by seafarers.

Today, the ITF held its Arab World steering committee meeting in Amman, Jordan. The leaders from across the region came together to discuss the implementation of the three strategic directions that were agreed upon at the ITF Congress in Singapore: growth, innovative campaigning, and influencing

Our affiliated trade union IKAGI is facing further anti-union behaviour from its employer, Garuda Indonesia. Over the past number of months, Garuda has continued to implement anti-union policies against IKAGI, most recently they have removed the ability for workers to pay their union dues through

Building a strategy to empower Brazilian workers was the question being addressed in a high level leadership meeting in Rio yesterday. As an outcome, the leaders attending who represent workers across all forms of transport in the country committed to work jointly to grow the number of organised