Portugal
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We back Portuguese dockers’ action against precarious working conditions
ETF, ITF and ver.di send message of support to workers at today's action in Setubal. No social dumping in European ports!
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Ryanair cabin crew declare strike action in four countries: Our reaction
Unions representing Ryanair cabin crew have decided to declare strike action in Italy on 25 July and in Belgium, Portugal and Spain on 25 and 26 July. An ITF spokesperson said: “Ryanair cabin crew in
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Victory for Portuguese affiliate in negotiations on ground handling sector
The Portuguese government has declared that it will stop the liberalisation process and establish a strategic approach for the ground handling sector in Portugal. The announcement comes on the eve of
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Agreement between SETC and employers re-launches negotiations in Portuguese ports
During a meeting held in Lisbon on 14 February 2014, the Dockers’ union SETC and the port operators’ associations AOP and AOPL have reached an agreement which puts on hold the industrial actions that
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ETF affiliates target Portuguese embassies to address dockers working conditions
In the context of the solidarity campaign called by the ETF (European Transport Workers’ Federation) and IDC (International Dockworkers’ Council) to support dockers in Lisbon, ETF affiliates have been
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Joint ETF and IDC-E solidarity campaign in support of Portuguese port workers
Joint ETF and IDC-E solidarity campaign in support of Portuguese port workers
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Joint ETF and IDC-E solidarity campaign in support of Portuguese port workers
On 8 January 2014 IDC-E (International Dockworkers Council’s European zone) and ETF (European Transport Workers’ Federation) representatives met in Lisbon to discuss the alarming situation affecting
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Dockworkers urged to support 13 January action week for Port of Lisbon
The European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) and International Dockworkers’ Council (IDC) have pledged their support in a meeting on 17 December, for dockworkers in Lisbon who have been under