Daily, the transport workers move the world forward, connecting millions of people in cities and countries, playing a key role in the development of the economy and the formation of society.
It represents transport workers worldwide. The ITF was founded in 1896 and is headquartered in London, UK. Through active campaigns in cooperation with affiliated unions at national, regional, and global levels, the ITF daily makes a significant contribution to the development of the transport sector.
Advocates for workers' rights, promotes equality principles, and ensures compliance with international standards
Leads international campaigns aimed at ensuring decent and safe working conditions
Promotes addressing specific challenges faced by women and young workers
Possible with the following requests/issues:
Assistance in obtaining payments stipulated by the seafarer’s employment contract
Handling individual and collective appeals from seafarers related to violations of employment terms
Providing consultations and assistance on issues related to timely or early disembarkation from the vessel, repatriation
Consultative support regarding the conditions for providing medical assistance as per the seafarer’s employment contract during their work
Providing comments on the seafarer’s employment contract provided for signing
Reporting on the working conditions recorded on the ship offered to the seafarer for employment
ITF inspectors daily inspect vessels entering their ports to ensure seafarers receive fair wages, proper working and living conditions, and compliance with ITF standard collective agreements on board
Currently, this network includes