Czech-Moravian Confederation of Trade Unions

Czech Republic

Members

772,000

Key people

Josef Středula, presidentAffiliationsITUC, ETUC, TUACWebsitewww.cmkos.cz

The Czech-Moravian Confederation of Trade Unions^[1] (Czech: Českomoravská konfederace odborových svazů, ČMKOS) is a trade union centre in the Czech Republic. It was founded in March, 1990 as the Czechoslovak Confederation of Trade Unions. It was re-formed in 1992 as the ČMKOS.

References

^ Czech-Moravian Confederation of Trade Unions Archived February 24, 2012, at the Wayback Machine

ICTUR; et al., eds. (2005). Trade Unions of the World (6th ed.). London, UK: John Harper Publishing. ISBN 0-9543811-5-7.

External links

www.cmkos.cz

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European Trade Union Confederation

Portals: Organised labour, European Union

Members

Andorra
Austria
Belgium
- General Labour Federation
- Confederation of Christian Trade Unions
- General Confederation of Liberal Trade Unions
Bulgaria
- Confederation of Independent Trade Unions
- Confederation of Labour
Croatia
- Independent Trade Unions
- Union of Autonomous Trade Unions
Cyprus
- Democratic Labour Federation
- Workers' Confederation
- Workers' Trade Union Federation
Czech Republic
Denmark
- Confederation of Professional Associations
- Trade Union Confederation
Estonia
- Employees' Unions' Association
- Association of Trade Unions
Finland
- Confederation of Professionals
- Central Organisation of Trade Unions
- Confederation of Unions for Professional and Managerial Staff
France
- Confederation of Christian Workers
- Democratic Confederation of Labour
- Union of Autonomous Trade Unions
- General Confederation of Labour
- Workers' Force
Germany
Greece
- Confederation of Civil Servants' Trade Unions
- General Confederation of Labour
Hungary
- Trade Union Confederation
- Federation of Workers' Councils
- Forum for the Co-operation of Trade Union
- Democratic League of Independent Trade Unions
- Confederation of Unions of Professionals
Iceland
- Confederation of State and Municipal Employees
- Confederation of Academics
- Confederation of Labour
Ireland
Italy
- Confederation of Workers' Trade Unions
- General Confederation of Labour
- Union of Labour
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
- Labour Federation
- Trade Union Confederation
- Solidarity
Luxembourg
- General Confederation of Labour
- Christian Trade Union Confederation
Malta
- General Workers' Union
- Confederation of Trade Unions
- Forum of Unions
Monaco
Montenegro
Netherlands
- Federation of Christian Trade Unions
- Trade Union Confederation
- Trade Union Federation for Professionals
North Macedonia
- Federation of Trade Unions
- Confederation Of Free Trade Unions
Norway
- Confederation of Unions for the Professionals
- Confederation of Vocational Trade Unions
- Confederation of Trade Unions
Poland
- Solidarity
- Alliance of Trade Unions
- Trade Unions Forum
Portugal
- General Workers' Union
- General Confederation of Workers
Romania
- Confederation of Free Trade Unions
- Democratic Trade Union Confederation
- Trade Union Bloc
- Trade Union Confederation
San Marino
- Democratic Confederation of Workers
- Union of Workers
- Labour Confederation
Serbia
- Independence Trade Union Confederation
- Confederation of Autonomous Trade Unions
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
- Basque Workers' Union
- General Workers' Union
- Trade Union Confederation of Workers' Commissions
Sweden
- Confederation of Professional Associations
- Confederation of Professional Employees
- Trade Union Confederation
Switzerland
- Trade Union Confederation
- Workers
Turkey
- Confederation of Progressive Trade Unions
- Confederation of Public Employees' Trade Unions
- Confederation of Real Trade Unions
- Confederation of Trade Unions
Ukraine
- Federation of Trade Unions of Ukraine
- Confederation of Free Trade Unions of Ukraine
United Kingdom

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