The variables of trade unions include membership size, which affects their bargaining power; the level of union organization, which influences their ability to mobilize resources and negotiate effectively; and the political context, including labor laws and regulations that impact union activities. Economic conditions, such as unemployment rates and industry health, also play a significant role in shaping union strategies and priorities. Additionally, the demographic composition of the union membership can affect its focus and effectiveness in addressing members' needs.
Central Council of Trade Unions was created in 1921.
Trade Unions Forum was created in 2002-04.
trade unions had bettered the working conditions of the working class
Union of Trade Unions of Chad was created in 1991.
Confederation of Christian Trade Unions was created in 1904.
Zambia Congress of Trade Unions was created in 1965.
Iraqi Federation of Trade Unions was created in 2003.
Confederation of Estonian Trade Unions was created in 1917.
Vanuatu Council of Trade Unions was created in 1985.
Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions was created in 1994.
National Organization of Trade Unions was created in 1973.
Malawi Congress of Trade Unions was created in 1964.