Mental health and wellbeing were top of the agenda for transport workers from across India’s maritime and land sectors this ...

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) stands with the ITUC’s Trade Unions for Peace global mobilisation, ...

According to reports, two long-distance passenger buses collided with a lorry and another vehicle on a major highway north of Kampala on 22 October 2025, killing dozens and injuring many more. The ITF ...

Holidays and leisure should be about creating wonderful memories that will last a lifetime. But too many workers in the tourism sector are living a day-to-day reality of precarious work, low pay and ...

The MSC label’s ‘blue tick’ does not represent an ethical consumer choice when fishers suffer severe labour rights abuses, open letter reveals. Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification is ...

Troublesome delivery company XPO has signed two contracts with US union the International Brotherhood of Teamsters offering hope to the firm’s oppressed workers around the world. The company signed ...

Public transport workers are facing important changes due to the introduction of technologies that have the potential to further transform the way that work is currently performed, overseen and ...

On the eve of COP28, the International Road Transport Union (IRU) and the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF), respectively representing over 3.5 million road transport operators and ...

The ‘Marrakech Policy’, adopted at the International Transport Workers’ Federation’s (ITF) 46th Congress in Marrakech, Morocco, in October 2024, now forms the governing framework for the global ...

Issues and Experiences from Unions in Cities of the Global South. A just transition in urban transport focuses on the need to make changes that reduce carbon emissions but at the same time combat ...

Survey results released today by the ITF Fishers’ Rights Network (FRN) show shocking breaches of international labour standards in the Thai fishing industry with 99% of fishers not legally paid, 87% ...

Now, ICS has dismissed them without notice, compensation, or justification—a violation of Senegalese law and international labour standards. The ILO Guidelines on the promotion of decent work and road ...