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The '''Caldish Trade Union Confederation''' ({{wp|Irish language|Caldish}}: ''Cónaidhm Ceardchumann na Glaíteann''; litrally "Caldish Confederation of Trade Unions"), commonly referred to as '''CCnG''', is a {{wp|national trade union center}} in [[Caldia]]. It is the largest {{wp|umbrella organization}} for {{wp|organized labour}} in the country. The Confederation has 16 affiliated {{wp|trade union}}s who primary organize {{wp|Blue-collar worker|blue-collar}} workers. The organization claims over 1.59 million members out of Caldia's population of approximately 9.8 million. The Confederation maintains close ties with the Caldish [[Social Democratic Party (Caldia)|Social Democratic Party]], with which it is affiliated.
The '''Caldish Trade Union Confederation''' ({{wp|Irish language|Caldish}}: ''Cónaidhm Ceardchumann na Glaíteann''; litrally "Caldish Confederation of Trade Unions"), commonly referred to as '''CCnG''', is a {{wp|national trade union center}} in [[Caldia]]. It is the largest {{wp|umbrella organization}} for {{wp|organized labour}} in the country. The Confederation has 16 affiliated {{wp|trade union}}s who primary organize {{wp|Blue-collar worker|blue-collar}} workers. The organization claims over 1.4 million members out of Caldia's population of approximately 9.8 million. The Confederation maintains close ties with the Caldish [[Social Democratic Party (Caldia)|Social Democratic Party]], with which it is affiliated.


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 01:35, 28 December 2021

Caldish Trade Union Confederation
Cónaidhm Ceardchumann na Glaíteann (CCnG)
CCnG.png
MottoLe chéile!
Together!
Formation5 August 1897; 126 years ago (1897-08-05)
HeadquartersSpálgleann, Caldia
Location
Membership
1.43 million
Key people
Eeada Nic Cuinneacháin, president
Websitewww.ccng.gl

The Caldish Trade Union Confederation (Caldish: Cónaidhm Ceardchumann na Glaíteann; litrally "Caldish Confederation of Trade Unions"), commonly referred to as CCnG, is a national trade union center in Caldia. It is the largest umbrella organization for organized labour in the country. The Confederation has 16 affiliated trade unions who primary organize blue-collar workers. The organization claims over 1.4 million members out of Caldia's population of approximately 9.8 million. The Confederation maintains close ties with the Caldish Social Democratic Party, with which it is affiliated.

History

Affiliates

Membership of CCnG affiliates (31 December 2019)
Union Abbreviation Founded Members
Association of Ironworkers and Miners COIM 1989 186,752
Shipbuilders' Union ATL 1932 14,487
Municipal Workers' Association CnOB 1914 405,138
State and Civil Service Workers' Union AOSS 1981 105,891
Caldish Food Workers' Union AOBG 1925 22,119
Caldish Education Association COnG 1956 227,241
Caldish Hospital Workers' Union AOOG 1965 89,408
Building and Allied Trades Union Foirgníochta 1949 96,893
Transport Workers' Association Iompair 1895 39,040
Association of Commercial Employees AFT 1910 99,392
Caldish Communication Workers' Association COCG 1972 51,126
Electric Workers' Union AnOL 1907 16,512
Caldish Painters' Association CPG 1888 10,095
Caldish Printers' Union APG 1920 12,992
Hospitality Employees' Union AFF 1919 19,834
AG AG 2012 37,429

Leadership

List of presidents