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The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) is a truly global organisation. It is a federation of 621 transport trade unions in 137 countries, representing around 5 million workers. The ITF was founded in 1896 in London by European seafarers' and dockers' union leaders who realized the need to organise internationally against strike breakers. Today the ITF organises workers in ships, ports, railways, road freight and passenger transport, inland waterways, fisheries, tourism and civil aviation. The ITF represents transport workers at world level and promotes their interests through global campaigning and solidarity. It is dedicated to the advancement of independent and democratic trade unionism, and to the defence of fundamental human and trade union rights. It is opposed to any form of totalitarianism, aggression and discrimination. The ITF is one of 10 Global Union Federations (former International Trade Secretariats) allied to the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU). The General Secretary of the ITF is David Cockroft (pictured left). INFORMATION ABOUT THE ITF GENERAL INFORMATION AND NEWS What is the ITF >> ITF Information Sheets >> ITF News Online >> ITF Handbook >> Globalising Solidarity - images of ITF activities from 1998 - 2002 >> Contacting the ITF >> How to find the ITF >> (printfriendly map) (PDF - 186KB) ITF CONSTITUTION AND POLICY DOCUMENTS Constitution of the ITF >> Resolutions approved at the 40th ITF Congress >> Globalising Solidarity >> Mobilising Solidarity >> ITF Executive Board >> Reports from the 40th ITF Congress >> ITF MEMBERSHIP ITF Affiliates >> ITF meetings >> Application for Affiliation to the ITF (PDF- 42KB) >> Membership questionnaire (PDF- 407KB) >> Application for a concession on affiliation fee payments (PDF - 12KB) >> Report to affiliates in compliance with the trade union and labour relations (consolidation) act 1992 >> * * under long standing UK employment law, the ITF as a registered trade union is obliged to bring this statement to the attention of all its members. 40th ITF CONGRESS The ITF was founded in 1896 in London by European seafarers' and dockers' union leaders who realized the need to organise internationally. ITF - International Transport Workers' Federation