National Confederation of Hungarian Trade Unions
Hungarian organization
Also known as: Central Council of Hungarian Trade Unions
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The National Confederation of Hungarian Trade Unions was established in 1988 as a reorganization of the Soviet-style Central Council of Hungarian Trade Unions. It was the largest trade union in Hungary, encompassing approximately 40 organizations at the beginning of the 21st century. In 2013, it merged with two other confederations to form the Hungarian Trade Union Confederation, which began with around 250,000 active members and an additional 100,000 pensioner members.1
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