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'''History''' | |||
It was founded in 2111 from a merger of smaller unions. From 2114 till his death in 2121, [[Abdullah Malah]] was it’s President. | |||
For much this time, whilst being praised as highly effective in advocating for cargo sailors it was controversial due to a widespread belief (with evidence) that it was institutionally sexist and for connections to organised crime, this controversy increasing after it’s President at the time (Abdullah Malah7 was caught in the act of firearms smuggling. | |||
'''Politics''' | |||
It was staunchly anti-communist from it’s foundation | |||
supported the Traditionalist Party until Abdullah Malah switched it’s support to the [[Labor Party of Al-Khilafah|Labor Party]]. | |||
Abdul-Rahman Al-Harbi condemned many of Abdullah Malah’s actions but continued to support [[Labor Party of Al-Khilafah|Labor]] due to “the interests of [the union’s] members” | |||
'''Controversy''' | |||
As well as being accused of institutional sexism due to their being only on their 50 person executive committee the fact that two smugglers, both of them ringleaders in the crimes, were it’s members. | |||
One of these was their President, [[Abdullah Malah]]. | |||
'''See also''' | |||
[[Labor Party of Al-Khilafah]] | |||
[[Category: Labor unions in Al-Khilafah]] | |||
Revision as of 22:05, 19 November 2021
The Cargo Shipping Seamen’s Union is a controversial union representing sailors (ranked apprentice to Chief Petty Officer) in Al-Khilafah’s cargo shipping industry.
| Motto in English | “The backbone of Al-Khilafah’s exports” |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2111 |
| Predecessor | various national, metropolitan and regional unions |
| Successor | Abdul-Rahman Al-Harbi |
| Current affiliation date | 2121 |
| Affiliation | Al-Khilafah Confederation of Workers’ Unions |
| Key people | Abdullah Malah |
History
It was founded in 2111 from a merger of smaller unions. From 2114 till his death in 2121, Abdullah Malah was it’s President.
For much this time, whilst being praised as highly effective in advocating for cargo sailors it was controversial due to a widespread belief (with evidence) that it was institutionally sexist and for connections to organised crime, this controversy increasing after it’s President at the time (Abdullah Malah7 was caught in the act of firearms smuggling.
Politics
It was staunchly anti-communist from it’s foundation supported the Traditionalist Party until Abdullah Malah switched it’s support to the Labor Party. Abdul-Rahman Al-Harbi condemned many of Abdullah Malah’s actions but continued to support Labor due to “the interests of [the union’s] members”
Controversy
As well as being accused of institutional sexism due to their being only on their 50 person executive committee the fact that two smugglers, both of them ringleaders in the crimes, were it’s members.
One of these was their President, Abdullah Malah.
See also Labor Party of Al-Khilafah