A new report launched today by the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has prompted calls for both the Federal and Victorian governments to commence an immediate inquiry into the contract won by International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) to operate the Webb Dock terminal at the Port of Melbourne.
Read MoreA majority of non-insider shareholders in Filipino port operator ICTSI have voted against the re-election of Directors at the company’s Annual Stockholders’ Meeting on the 19th of April 2018.
Read MoreThe ITF has welcomed a new union agreement that reinstates pay and conditions for workers at two union ports in Papua New Guinea, but concerns remain over the future of 213 workers still without a contract.
The ITF urges Hutchison Ports to address a pattern of serious health and safety incidents across their global operations, as a dockworker remains in a critical condition in Sydney.
Proxy advisors and shareholders have recommended voting against the re-election of non-independent Directors of ICTSI at the company’s Annual Stockholders’ Meeting.
Read MoreGlobal unions have once again condemned multinational port operator ICTSI, for continuing to lower the standards in the global port industry.
Read MoreThe ITF is recommending that shareholders vote against directors at ICTSI’s 2018 Annual Stockholders’ Meeting over major governance and operational issues at the company.
Read MoreITF report shows that the industrial turmoil plaguing the operations of embattled global port operator ICTSI has spread to its flagship terminal in Melbourne, Australia.
Read MoreThe international maritime community is again in mourning following the death of an Indonesian worker on the job at the Hutchison terminal in Jakarta.
Read MoreGlobal port operator ICTSI is facing resistance to their African expansion plans, the company is again the target of demonstrations, this time in Durban, South Africa.
Read MoreThe ITF is seeking assurances for local jobs at the Port of Lae in Papua New Guinea despite a new agreement between ICTSI and local landowners.
Read MoreThe international dockworkers’ community is in mourning following the death of an Indonesian worker killed overnight at the ICTSI terminal in Jakarta.
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