World Confederation Of Labour
The
World Confederation of Labour
was founded in 1920 under the name of the "International Federation of Christian Trade Unions" as a confederation of unions associated with the
Christian Democratic
parties of
Europe
. It went into eclipse in the
1930s
, when its affiliates in
Germany
,
Austria
and
Italy
were suppressed, and lost most of its affiliates in
Eastern Europe
after the end of
World War II
. It chose to remain independent of both the
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
and the
World Federation of Trade Unions
created in the last days of
World War II
and the early days of the
Cold War
. The IFCTU changed its name to the WCL in
1968
and now draws most of its membership from the
third world
. The WCL announced plans to merge with the ICFTU in
2004
.
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