ETF-IDCE STATEMENTS ON THE ROTTERDAM AND LISBON CONFLICTS
Last Thursday 17 October 2013, the ETF and the IDCE met up in Antwerp to prepare the first Social Dialogue Committee meeting the following day, 18 OOctober, after the kick-off meeting held last 19 June in Brussels
Lashing Statement
International Dockworkers CouncilThe IDC was formed following the events in the Liverpool dock dispute in 1995. Our organisation was created with the aim to defend the rights, jurisdiction and jobs of dockers
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ETF-IDCE STATEMENTS ON THE ROTTERDAM AND LISBON CONFLICTS
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Lashing Statement
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The assembly of workers in Tarragona supports the claims of their English colleagues concerning the London Gateway
It is under way a national and international solidarity1 campaign with the dockworkers that are under a brutal attack against their most basic rights by stevedoring companies and the government. Additionally, a misinformation and misleading propaganda campaign is being conducted by certain media in order to turn public opinion against these workers, thus making it easier to apply violent changes in labour laws. These changes will not be applied only to this sector; they threaten to extend to all workers if there is not a strong resistance, union and solidarity among all
Source:Lloydsloadinglist
Set to have a major impact on port operations in the next few weeks
Thirty representatives from Dockers unions affiliated to the European Transport Workers Federation and the International Dockworkers Council (Europe) convened at UNITE the Union's offices in London on 5th November 2013 to discuss UNITE the Union's campaign for trade union rights at DPW London gateway and the pending arrival of the first ship at the terminal in 6th November 2013
Source:joc
Map of GreeceGreek longshoremen have joined a 24-hour nationwide strike today called by labor unions to protest austerity measures imposed on the crisis-mired country by international lenders