TeamHub country fiches are online! Within the Team Hub project - in which ETF is an associated partner - you have free access to short country-level analysis of the e-commerce and logistics sectors and labour conditions in Belgium, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, and Spain.

The ETF is working to address the current gender imbalance in the maritime, is promoting the role of women in the maritime industry as well as gender diversity and equality and is fighting gender stereotypes and gender discrimination.

On Europe Day, ETF, EBFA, Europêche, EAPO and Cogeca speak up for fishers across Europe protesting this week against the EU policies that are putting the future of the sector at risk. In a joint press release, they send a clear message to the EU authorities that bottom fishing is on the brink of collapse and underline it is time for the EU to rethink where it wants the seafood to come from.

ETF is for more affordable public transport and a sustainable transport system that benefits everyone. In our vision, accessible and fair public transport leaves no one behind.

The EU Fishers, as the true Guardians of the Sea, must be protected! - ETF and its affiliates in the Fisheries sector start today a week of actions across Europe to draw attention to the socio-economic risks the industry is exposed to due to the EU Action Plan “Protecting and restoring marine ecosystems for sustainable and resilient fisheries.”

ETF draws attention to the severe worker shortage in the transport sector and the urgent need to listen to transport workers’ voices.

Trade unions play a vital role in representing workers' rights and interests. They are the credible voices demanding social protection for workers: unemployment benefits, pensions, or access to healthcare. Aviation workers across Europe are saying that the chances of decent working conditions and fair pay are non-existent unless a union represents workers.

Train drivers spoke out on the reality of their work at ETF's Future of Train Driving Conference in the presence of EU policymakers.

After weeks of striking, around 60 truck drivers at the Gräfenhausen rest area in Germany have won their battle against Polish consortium Lukmaz, Agmaz and Imperia.

The priority of the road industry, Member States, and policymakers must be the correct and proper enforcement of the Mobility Package.

Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBAs) are vital in ensuring fair working conditions and wages for aviation workers. On the unions' side, negotiating a CBA is a complex exercise. At the end of this multi-faced process, the right balance between union members' expectations and what the employer can offer must be found.

ETF welcomes the messages conveyed by MEPs, the Council and the Commission during the plenary session of the European Parliament today on the topic Safeguarding labour mobility and social rights of striking lorry drivers from third countries.