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Campaign to protect jobs onboard the British Loyalty goes global
An emergency motion was introduced at a meeting in Perth today of the ITF Seafarers’ Section meeting by the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA). The oil and gas...
ITF HIV survey shows need to address seafarers' health
A broader vision of seafarer wellbeing: survey of ITF maritime affiliates on HIV/AIDS, health and wellbeing is based on responses by 34 trade unions in 30 countries...
Fair practices committee boosts New Zealand and Australia oil and gas giant protests
On 13 and 14 May, the FPC passed a motion condemning BP for slashing jobs, replacing 36 Australian crew of the fuel tanker British Loyalty with cheap foreign...
ITF warns Australian government against backwards step on cabotage
The changes would dismantle a comprehensive reform package delivered by the previous government three years ago that created a level playing field in domestic...
Nepalese unions need your help to rebuild, says ITF
The Federation's four member unions in Nepal have been intensely involved in the emergency response, mobilising transport workers – many of whom were themselves...
ITF comment on Doha container death
"This latest death highlights the importance of the ITFs campaign against overweight containers. The accurate measurement and regulation of containers by the...
ITF urges Australian senate inquiry into FOC shipping and condemns government attacks on cabotage
The call follows the ITF’s recent condemnation (see http://goo.gl/HrKk0P) of the conservative Australian government’s moves to deregulate its shipping industry...
Secret trade pact set to rob from the poor - and give to global transport firms
The documents are available here: https://wikileaks.org/tisa/ ITF president Paddy Crumlin said: “This text would supercharge the most powerful companies in the...