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The ITF Urban Transport Committee is a joint activity of the Railway Workers' Section and the Road Transport Workers' Section on urban public passenger transport. The committee is accountable to both sections and works closely with Public Services International (PSI) which includes in its membership a number of municipal workers' unions which organise urban transport workers.
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03 Sep 2010
Transport workers in the UK to walk out on strike
Underground workers in the UK’s capital are set for strike action after conciliation talks broke down yesterday.
Talks at the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service collapsed after London Underground failed to remove the threat of cuts in...
11 Aug 2010
Strong Unions - Sustainable Transport is adopted
We have the potential strength: let’s use it
There is a great responsibility on the ITF and its affiliated unions to defend transport workers in difficult times, using our collective resources as effectively as possible, delegates were told in...
01 Jul 2010
ITF condemns shootings and further layoffs in UPS Turkey dispute
Speaking from the picket line outside the UPS Turkey offices in Istanbul, Mac Urata, Secretary of the ITF’s Inland Transport Sections, today condemned the latest reported attacks on company employees. The picket is being held to protest against the...
15 Feb 2010
Iran govt latest jail move ‘deliberate insult to UN’
The ITF has condemned the latest reported targeting of imprisoned trade union leader Mansour Osanloo by the Iranian authorities.
Sources within Iran are reporting that Osanloo and another political prisoner at the Rajai Shar prison have been...
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