The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has filed an International Labour Organization (ILO) complaint against the government of Madagascar over firing 43 dockworkers for joining a union.
The complaint was lodged on behalf of the ICTSI-operated Toamasina Port workers and their union SYGMMA following the government’s refusal to obey a court order saying that workers should be allowed to join a union and organise for better working conditions.
ITF’s general secretary Steve Cotton said: “The local union took action through the Madagascan Courts and won – yet the Government refuses to obey the court direction. None of the 43 workers who were dismissed for union activity have been reinstated.”
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