The Swedish Transport Workers Union has begun work on climate change as a strategically important issue.
Multi-sectoral collaboration in mitigating the impact of climate change in Malawi.
Swedish Transport Workers’ Union talk about their experience at the ETUC’s seminar on sustainable mobility in urban areas.
Martin Kapombeza, an organiser from the Transport & General Workers Union of Malawi writes about the flooding in Malawi last week and its impact on workers. “Almost three thousand households have been rendered homeless due to the floods which have occurred at an alarming rate. Most of our roads have been rendered impassable.”
Doha delays put people and the planet at risk.
Unions in Mauritius have already started raising awareness about the current and future impacts of climate change in their country.
A new book on Trade Unions in the Green Economy: Working for the Environment was published this week, with contributions from Anabella Rosemberg, ITUC, Laura Martín Murillo, SustainLabour and Sean Sweeney, Cornell Global Labor Institute.
Dockers from ITF affiliates attending the ITF Africa maritime conference in Madagascar (16-18 October) came together to discuss climate change and other environmental issues in ports.
Asbjørn Wahl, chair of the ITF working group on climate change and Alana Dave, ITF education officer and coordinator of the ITF programme on climate change, attended Energy Emergency, Energy Transition, a global trade union roundtable organised by Cornell Global Labor Institute
30 transport trade unionists came together in Barbados for the ITF’s first climate change seminar in the Caribbean. The seminar led to the formation of the ITF Caribbean climate change network.
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