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Unions are pressing forward with their global campaign for safe and sustainable railways and will seize the opportunity to influence to demand the international labour standards for rail in 2025. Trade unionists came together today at the ITF’s Rail Conference in Marrakech to endorse a five-point

Public transport is a public good which must be run in the interests of the working class, not to generate profit for a small handful of private companies and multi-nationals. This is the key message coming out of the ITF’s Urban Transport Conference which took place today at ITF’s Congress in

Eliminating the scourge of ‘Flags of Non-Compliance’ (FONC) is now at the heart of the ITF Fisheries Section’s work. A major industrial campaign to confront what the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) calls ‘Flags of Non-Compliance’ (FONC) is now set to start – after ITF affiliates

Whether they’re facing unjust criminalisation, bad working and living conditions, or poor gender equality, the global economy’s keyworkers deserve much better. Navigating a positive way forward for seafarers was at the heart of plans confirmed at the Seafarers’ Section conference today in Marrakech

Dockers come together in Marrakech to renew struggle for rights, safety, labour standards. The six demands being debated at the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) Congress are the core work and focus of the ITF Dockers’ Section – this is the central message agreed and delivered by

ITF inaugural Warehousing, Distribution & Logistics (WD&L) conference goes towards holding every player in the supply chain accountable Today’s (16 October) inaugural conference of warehousing, distribution and logistics workers at the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) Congress in

Aviation workers have put forward a bold strategy to fight corporate greed and revive their industry from the impacts of decades of privatisation, deregulation and fragmentation at the ITF’s Civil Aviation Conference today as part of the ITF’s Congress in Marrakesh. Trade unionists discussed and

The road transport industry is in a crisis that demands urgent action to protect workers and tackle extreme exploitation, safety risks, and the ongoing strain of labour shortages caused by a lack of decent pay and conditions in the industry. Today trade unionists approved a bold five-year plan to

Across the globe, the ITF and its affiliates face wide-ranging struggles to secure better conditions for inland waterways crew. Whether tug and towage workers or riverboat crews, and whether carrying passengers or freight, inland waterway workers are facing attacks on their rights all around the