Innovative Inland Navigation study report
The final report of the study “Innovative Inland Navigation” from Edwin Verberght is available.
European Works Council Seminar in Paris explores corporate social responsibility
Participants from all transport sectors gathered in Paris to discuss concrete examples of EWC work and explore the possibility that CSR reports could be a useful tool for EWCs.
Fair Transport in Europe: Young workers on the move
Our young workers have a special role to play in the Fair Transport action week. They are traveling through Europe to the demo in Brussels, gathering stories from workers and unions to show the daily reality of social dumping. Check out their video diaries here!
ETF Appoints Livia Spera as Acting General Secretary
Today our Executive Committee, meeting in London, approved the nomination of Livia Spera as Acting General Secretary. Livia was until now the Political Secretary for Dockers and Fisheries, and will take on the role immediately.
Social partners in road transport stand together to demand EU action on safe and comfortable truck parking areas
Transport by road is vital for Europe, but truck drivers have to rest in parking areas that are too small or in desperate need of an upgrade. Today IRU and ETF met EU Transport Commissioner Bulc. We call for action from the EU and its Member States’ to create a denser network of safe and secure truck parking areas
Social Dialogue in the Urban Public Transport Sector in Specific Central and Eastern European Countries
We are strengthening social dialogue in Urban Public Transport in Central and Eastern Europe.
Happy Labour Day – Message from ETF President Frank Moreels
Ever year workers around the world celebrate Labour Day, or International Workers’ Day, to mark the strength and victories of the union movement. For the ETF and our affiliates it is a chance to think about how much we have achieved this year by standing together in international solidarity.
Svitzer workers strike in The Netherlands – their fight is our fight!
Despite the actions undertaken in the recent days, the Svitzer workers from The Netherlands are forced to strike today since the company refuses to have meaningful negotiations on legitime pay rise and better conditions for tug workers.