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19 Feb 2010
Job losses as TNT leaves Austrian postal market
Postal workers’ jobs in Austria are on the line after it was announced that Redmail – jointly operated by TNT and Styria Media Group – is to pull out of the sector.
The move, claims TNT, is partially as a result of new legislation introducing...
19 Feb 2010
Iran bus unionist released from solitary confinement
A protest letter from the ITF and action by affiliates has been linked to the release of bus workers’ leader Mansour Osanloo from solitary confinement.
Earlier this week, the ITF learnt that Osanloo, president of the ITF-affiliated Tehran Bus...
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...
12 Feb 2010
Here’s the evidence, now Maersk must act
The ITF today supplied Møller-Maersk with further proof for its assertion that for years one of its subcontractors in India has got away with violent attacks on its workers, and demanded that the Danish multinational finally sever its ties with the...
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