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Japanese Federation of Labour

trade union
Also known as: Nippon Rōdō Sōdōmei
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  • Suzuki Bunji
    Suzuki Bunji

    …however, he had formed the Japanese Federation of Labour (Nippon Rōdō Sōdōmei); management then attempted to create a counter-organization, the Harmonization Society (Kyōchōkai). But in 1921 Suzuki’s group scored its first big success: 30,000 dock workers at Kōbe went on strike for several months. As a result, the whole labour…

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    …however, he had formed the Japanese Federation of Labour (Nippon Rōdō Sōdōmei); management then attempted to create a counter-organization, the Harmonization Society (Kyōchōkai). But in 1921 Suzuki’s group scored its first big success: 30,000 dock workers at Kōbe went on strike for several months. As a result, the whole labour…

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