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ITF Annual Report 2023

The ITF’s plans for 2023 are based around four global themes: occupational safety and health, sustainable transport, supply chain accountability and future of work, supported by our work on Equality and Rights.
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ITF Supply Chain Principles

The ITF’s Supply Chain Principles set out how governments, investors and especially multinational enterprises and customers of transport supply chains (hereinafter collectively referred to as ‘supply chain actors’) must act and cooperate with the ITF and its affiliates to ensure they are safe, fair
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Independent study by CENIT warns of problems with automation

The full automation of port terminals does not bring improvements neither in the productivity of the concessionary companies nor in the ports that host them. This is the main conclusion drawn from an exhaustive and comprehensive independent report produced by the Centre for Innovation in Transport
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Dr Harold Lewis

Dr Harold Lewis, General Secretary of the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) from 1977 to 1993 has died in hospital.
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ORGANISING FOR PASSENGER SAFETY IN THE FACE OF AUTOMATION

When Transport for New South Wales took Bob Newham, a train driver of 37 years, to South Korea to see how driver-only trains would work in Australia, he felt a wrenching sensation. “The way it was actually built, you couldn’t open the side doors to look out,” he says. If someone falls between the
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Women fisherfolks in Ghana: violence and systemic exclusion

Women's work and participation in fisheries industry often remain invisible, this lack of recognition is also one of the contributing factors towards making port a unsafe workplaces for women. When men and women enter the port to earn a living as a fisherfolk, women face different reality which
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