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ICTS and P&M Cape Town World Conferences

The ICTS and P&M Conferences will be taking place 15-18 April in the breathtaking city of Cape Town, nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the foothills of Table Mountain.

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Day 1 report – UNI ICTS World Conference kicks off in Cape Town

16.04.24

The UNI Global Union ICTS World Conference kicked off to an energizing start in Cape Town on 15 April with the Imbewu Marimba Community Band setting the scene for a vibrant meeting. More than 230 union leaders from across the globe have gathered in the South African city to set strategic priorities for the next

Explore the contrasts of Cape Town!

05.04.24

As you visit Cape Town for the UNI ICTS  and P&M World Conferences, we hope you’ll have time to enjoy some of the many different experiences the Mother City has to offer. Cape Town stands as a city of stark contrasts, where opulence coexists with profound poverty, and where history bears the scars of a

Rising Together in Cape Town – the essentials

05.03.24

We’re counting down the days to the UNI Cape Town Conferences, starting with the ICTS World Conference from 15-17 April and the P&M World Conference on 17-18 April. We can’t wait to welcome you to this breathtaking city nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the foothills of Table Mountain. As you get ready for the

Tech, telecoms and gaming unions demand action against excessive layoffs in tech and gaming

16.04.24

An emergency motion in opposition to excessive layoffs in the tech and video game industry has been unanimously adopted by the UNI ICTS World Conference, representing telecommunications, business services, tech and gaming unions from over 95 countries. The motion, introduced by the Game Makers of Finland, is in response to over 8,500 layoffs reported within