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ITF and IMEC celebrate 14 years of partnership
Jacqueline Smith, ITF maritime coordinator, and Francesco Gargiulo, IMEC CEO, helmed the presentation, which was staged as an important part of London International...
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Australian Government Wants To Kill Off Cabotage And Must Be Stopped
ITF President Paddy Crumlin, who is also MUA (Maritime Union of Australia) National Secretary said it was clear the Government’s intention was to decimate...
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Malta HIV conference sets example for Europe unions
More than 70 people, including union leaders, shop stewards and representatives of non-governmental organisations (NGOs), took part in HIV+ people and transgender...
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ITF GS praises US seafarers for commitment to economy and community during national conference
ITF general secretary Steve Cotton is among representatives from international organisations addressing the five-yearly event in Maryland, USA which welcomes guests...
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Ukraine transport unions agree steps to build power
The meeting in Kiev on 21 September was part of a wider ITF project to grow union membership in the CIS region and to support the region to play a bigger role in...
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Rightwing anti-immigration group dumps ship’s crew
ITF seafarers’ section chair David Heindel commented: “Oh, the irony. This group charters a British-owned, Mongolian flag of convenience ship, with a Sri...
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Joint statement: DP-DHL, the ITF and UNI Global Union agree continuous dialogue until December 2019
On 21 September 2017, the three parties met with the German NCP and the protocol was formally extended until December 2019, when it will be reviewed again. Already...
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ITF and UNI renew global deal with DHL
In July 2016 the logistics giant first agreed to commit to continued dialogue, with the parties meeting four times a year to settle issues in a mutually acceptable...