Richard Johnsen

Operates labor union

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a Pension/Retirement Fund

The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) is a democratic, affiliate-led federation representing nearly 16.5 million transport workers through over 730 unions across 150 countries. The private company is based in London, UK. The federation advocates for workers' rights, equality, justice, safety, sustainability, and corporate accountability across all transport sectors, including civil aviation, dockers, fisheries, railways, road transport, seafarers, tourism, urban transport, and warehousing. ITF focuses on improving working conditions, raising international labor standards, and amplifying workers' voices through leadership, advocacy, campaigning, and direct action. Key initiatives include campaigns against lowering truck driving age in the EU, promoting social and climate justice in urban public transport, and combating trade union rights restrictions and corporate exploitation. ITF also addresses inequality and discrimination in transport workplaces, advocating for gender equality, inclusion of young, migrant, and LGBTQI+ workers, and safe, equitable work environments. The federation designates high-risk maritime areas to ensure enhanced protections and compensation for seafarers and condemns violence affecting transport workers, calling for peaceful conflict resolution.

Operates as holding company with interest in transporting people and cargo through mainline operations, which utilize full-sized jet aircraft

Operates as a passenger and cargo airline company

Provides training services to dogs

Provides training services to dogs

The Transportation Trades Department (TTD), AFL-CIO, is a transportation labor federation representing 39 affiliated unions and millions of workers across all transportation modes in both private and public sectors. The private company is located in the US. TTD advocates for middle-class jobs, collective bargaining rights, worker safety, and modernized transportation infrastructure. Its membership includes maritime and longshore workers, rail employees, aviation personnel, transit operators, public service workers, and those involved in federally funded construction and manufacturing projects. TTD engages in policy advocacy, promoting federal investments, labor protections, and regulatory reforms to benefit transportation workers and the public, and communicates with industry leaders and government bodies on issues such as rail safety, paid sick leave, autonomous vehicle regulation, and infrastructure funding.