Radioliiton

Radioliitto is a Finnish trade union representing workers in the broadcasting and media industries. It was founded in 1938 as the Finnish Broadcasting Employees' Union (Suomen Radiotyöntekijäin Liitto). The union has undergone several name changes and mergers over the years, eventually becoming Radioliitto. Its primary aim is to protect and promote the rights and working conditions of its members.

The membership of Radioliitto includes a diverse range of professionals, such as journalists, technicians, producers, editors, and administrative staff employed in public and private broadcasting companies, as well as other media organizations in Finland. The union engages in collective bargaining with employers to secure fair wages, benefits, and working hours for its members. It also provides legal assistance and advice to members facing employment-related issues.

Radioliitto is affiliated with the Central Organisation of Finnish Trade Unions (SAK), a major confederation of trade unions in Finland. Through its affiliation with SAK, Radioliitto participates in broader labor policy discussions and advocacy efforts at the national level. The union also cooperates with other media unions internationally to address common challenges and share best practices. Its activities are focused on ensuring a strong and sustainable future for the media sector in Finland and for the professionals working within it.