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News | 10 Apr 2018 Press Release

ITF addresses the Maersk AGM on continued cooperation

The ITF’s Maersk Network, which was set up to represent the thousands of transport workers employed across the globe by the multinational company, established...

News | 08 Mar 2018

ITF and Qatari government continue talks under the ILO technical cooperation programme

An ITF delegation, led by ITF General Secretary Stephen Cotton, visited Qatar last week to hold discussions with top officials to set a framework for the...

News | 05 Mar 2018

African transport workers unite to build power

As part of the ITF's 9th Africa Regional Conference, 7-9 March, the participants will elect workers' representatives to the Africa regional committee, prepare for...

News | 23 Feb 2018 Press Release

New IBF agreement secures the rights of dockers to do the lashing

The members of the FPC SG highlighted the new terms agreed in Article 4, Non-Seafarers Work or the “Dockers’ Clause”, as it is often referred to, as a...

News | 22 Feb 2018 Press Release

International bargaining forum concludes final round of negotiations

MANILA: The ITF and JNG met in Manila from February 19-22 2018, for the final round of negotiations for the creation of the new IBF Framework Agreement.  The...

News | 05 Feb 2018

Korea: ITF unions take action for union leaders

KCTU president Han Sang-gyun has been imprisoned since July 2016 for his role in the people's rally on 14 November 2015, and KCTU general secretary Lee Young-joo is...

News | 26 Jan 2018 Press Release

Seafarers finally return home after 17 months in Ajman, UAE

ITF inspector, Mohamed Arrachedi, has been helping the crew since they were abandoned in June 2016: "This has been a difficult case, and in the end we were helped...

News | 23 Jan 2018

Union wins groundbreaking HIV/AIDS module in Europe maritime academy

Since 1 January 2018, students undertaking the Kherson State Maritime Academy (KSMA) bachelor of science degree in navigation and ship power engineering have been...