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09 Aug 2010
Thai railway workers’ struggle wins greater investment
The struggle of Thai railway workers employed by a state-owned company has led to greater investment and recruitment in the railways, delegates at the railway workers’ section conference heard yesterday.
Pinyo Ruennpetch of the State Railway...
27 May 2010
South Africa freight transport dispute resolved
Transport workers in South Africa have reached a settlement, bringing a two-week-long strike to a close.
Members of the ITF-affiliated union South African Transport and Allied Workers’ Union (Satawu) employed by Transnet today accepted a pay deal....
05 Feb 2010
ITF signals further breakdown on Thai Railways
The head of a delegation that investigated problems for workers’ on Thailand’s state railways has reacted angrily to news that conditions and morale have deteriorated further
Øystein Aslaksen, ITF Railway Workers’ Section Chair and President of...
15 Jan 2010
Top union leaders urge improved safety and industrial relations on Thailand's railways
An international delegation of top railway trade unionists on a mission to Thailand has strongly criticised poor rail safety standards and anti-union practices by employers and government.
The delegation arrived on Monday, travelled to Hat-Yai in...
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