töökliima
Töökliima was a Socialist-oriented trade union that existed in Estonia from 1947 to 1990. The name "Töökliima" roughly translates to "Worker's Climate" in English. Töökliima was the largest trade union in Estonia during the Soviet occupation of the country. The union was established as a successor to the pre-war Estonian Labor Trade Union and was closely tied to the Estonian Communist Party.
Töökliima's primary goal was to promote the interests of working-class Estonians and improve their living and
The union's membership was mandatory for most employed Estonians during the Soviet era. Membership in Töökliima
The collapse of Soviet rule in Estonia led to the gradual dismantling of Töökliima. The union was