Sähköliitto

Sähköliitto, officially known as the Finnish Electrical Workers' Union, is a trade union in Finland. It represents workers in the electrical industry, including electricians, technicians, and other related professionals. The union is a member of the Central Organisation of Finnish Trade Unions (SAK).

Sähköliitto's primary objectives include advocating for the rights and interests of its members. This involves negotiating collective bargaining agreements to ensure fair wages, reasonable working hours, and safe working conditions. The union also provides support and advice to its members regarding employment matters, legal issues, and career development.

Founded in 1906, Sähköliitto has a long history of representing electrical workers in Finland. It plays a significant role in shaping labor policies and industrial relations within the electrical sector. The union engages in various activities, such as organizing educational events, promoting occupational safety standards, and influencing legislation related to the industry.

The union is structured to serve its members across the country, with local branches and a central organization providing a network of support. Membership in Sähköliitto is open to individuals employed in the electrical field. The union actively participates in public discourse on issues affecting its members and the broader Finnish labor market.