workers' rights

The ITF joined trade union allies from around the world in Geneva to call for action on serious breaches of workers’ rights The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) was in Switzerland in

19 October 2023, London – Three migrant fishers who f aced enforced removal and 10-year re-entry bans were volu ntarily removed from the UK after being failed by their employer – who faced no penalty

London, Brussels — Major multinationals and the European Commission can no longer ignore the widespread rights violations and profiteering from cheap subcontracted labour exposed by the wildcat

The ITF stands in solidarity with our trans comrades, friends, siblings and members around the world - today, and all days year-round. “As the labour movement, our founding principle and the very

Unions call for peace, urge Russia and Ukraine to reopen talks Transport workers raised $0.6m to support refugees, children Concern at attacks on workers’ rights At the one-year anniversary of the

Between the 18th and 20th of January 2023, a delegation from the ITF and ETF visited Ukraine to meet workers in the railway and maritime sectors. The solidarity fund set up by the ITF in March 2022

Delivery drivers working for Danish online e-commerce retailer nemlig.com will receive vastly improved pay and working conditions thanks to a collective bargaining agreement (CBA) struck by union 3F

International transport unions have added their voice to growing condemnation of the UK Government’s ruthless attack on workers’ right to strike and called on all parties to reject the draconian anti

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) will back union legal action against the UK Government’s proposed anti-strike legislation, the organisation announced today. International

The European Parliament has fought off platform industry attempts to weaken a proposed law giving their workers decent rights. A vote last week in favour of keeping a strong presumption of employment