Lajiliittoa

Lajiliittoa, also known as the Finnish Union of Trade Unions, is a central organization in Finland that represents the interests of workers and their rights. It was founded in 1907 and is a member of the International Trade Union Confederation. The union is composed of various member organizations, each representing workers in specific industries or professions.

The primary goals of lajiliittoa include promoting workers' rights, negotiating collective bargaining agreements, and advocating for fair labor practices. The union plays a crucial role in labor market regulation, ensuring that employers adhere to labor laws and regulations. It also provides support and resources to its members, including legal advice, training, and representation in disputes.

Lajiliittoa operates through a democratic structure, with members electing representatives to its central organization. The union's activities are guided by its constitution and by-laws, which outline its principles and policies. It collaborates with other labor unions, social partners, and government bodies to address labor market issues and improve working conditions.

The union's influence extends beyond Finland, as it is actively involved in international labor movements and negotiations. It participates in various international organizations and forums, working to advance global labor standards and workers' rights. Lajiliittoa's commitment to social justice and fair labor practices makes it a vital force in Finland's labor market and a respected voice in international labor relations.