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09 Oct 2006 -
International Road Transport Action Week 2006
International Road Transport Action Week
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Action Week brings organising boost for road transport unions
Thousands of road transport workers supported their unions in rallies, meetings and other events around the world to mark ITF Road Transport Action Week from 9-15 October ... >>
(ITF News Online, 19 October 2006)
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For reports received from unions during the Action Week, please click on one of the dates listed on the right-hand side.
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The Steering Committee Meeting of the Road Transport Workers' Section held on 22-24 May 2006 in Sweden unanimously agreed to organise the 10th International Road Transport Campaign in 2006 under the slogan, Organising Globally - Building Union Power.
Following the successful Action Week organised in October 2005 and in order to continue to allow many unions to organise a wide range of activities, both nationally and regionally the 2006 Campaign will once again be an Action Week. The meeting set the dates as:
9-15 October 2006
Should you have any queries, please contact Mac Urata, Section Secretary, ITF Inland Transport Sections
Campaign Materials
- Campaign Guidelines
- Organising Globally Poster
- Bumper Sticker
Campaign Information
- No. 1 - Using the Internet to Campaign Globally
- No. 2 - Worldwide Update
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