Pakistan Labour Federation

  • Pakistan
Members
90,000
Key people
Asif F. Vardag, President
Haji Muhammed Saeed,[1] Secretary General
Hamad Maqsood Gill,Senior Vice President
Atia Saleem, Chairperson[1]AffiliationsWorld Federation of Trade Unions
Athens, GreeceWebsitehttp://www.plfpk.com

The Pakistan Labour Federation (PLF) is the union of national trade union center in Pakistan. It was founded in 2008.[2][3][1]

Pakistan Labour Federation is affiliated with the larger world body of trade unions known as World Federation of Trade Unions based in Athens, Greece.[1]

References

  1. ^ a b c d Pakistan Labour Federation (PLF) demands from the Government to accept the Demands of the Nurses World Federation of Trade Unions website, Published 27 March 2014, Retrieved 2 March 2018
  2. ^ Overview of Trade Unions in Pakistan including Pakistan Labour Federation on Labour Watch Pakistan website Published 20 April 2011, Retrieved 2 March 2018
  3. ^ Pakistan Labour Federation joins campaign to end violence at work world-psi.org website, Published 14 February 2018, Retrieved 2 March 2018

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Federations
  • PFUJ
  • Watan Dost Mazdoor Federation (WDMF)
  • National Trade Union Federation (HBWWF)
  • APTUF (RWU)
  • Pakistan Trade Union Federation (PTUF)
  • APTUC
  • United Labour Federation (ULF)
  • All Pakistan Trade Union Organisation (APTUO)
  • Quaid-i-Azam Labour Federation of Pakistan (QLF)
  • People Labour Federation (PLF)
  • APFUTU
  • PLF
  • All Pakistan Labour Federation (APLF)
  • Pakistan Mines & Industrial Trade Union Federation (PMITUF)
  • Pakistan Federation of Building & Wood Workers (PFBWW)
  • All Pakistan Local Govt. Workers Federation (APLGWF)
  • Pakistan Mines Workers Federation (PMWF)
  • Pakistan Sugar Mills Workers Federation Trade Union (PSMWFTU)
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