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Trade Unions International of Public and Allied Employees

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The Trade Unions International of Public and Allied Employees is a section of the World Federation of Trade Unions representing public sector workers.

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History

The union was founded at a conference in East Berlin on October 29, 1949 as the International Union of Trade Unions of Postal, Telephone and Telegraph Workers. The name was changed in 1955 during a conference in Vienna, when it broadened its scope to include workers in the health, finance and public administration areas.

Organization

The TUI-PAE had a three level structure with the Congress being the highest organ, a directive committee meeting between congress and day-to-day activities led by the executive bureau and secretariat based in East Berlin. There were five branch commission for the different sectors of the labor movement the union represented: posts and telecommunications, bank employees, local public servants and public administration.

In 1957 the headquarters for the organization were reported to be at 0.17 Fritz-Heckertstasse 70, East Berlin. In 1978 its address was reported as 47 Französisch Strasse, Postfach 1322 DDR 108, East Berlin. It was reported at the same address in 1985. Its current address is at SRTVS – Quadra 701 – Bloco O – Sala 1512 – Ed. Multiempresarial, Brasilia, Federal District, Brazil.

Congresses

  • 1st Oct. 1949, East Berlin
  • 2nd 1955, Vienna
  • 7th Oct. 11-15 1982, Prague
  • Members

    In 1955 TUI-PAE claimed 6.8 million members were represented at its Vienna congress. In 1977 it claimed 24.1 million members in 104 member organizations. In 1985 this had grown to 29 million in 104 affiliates in 44 countries.

    In 1978 the following groups were known to be affiliated with the Trade Unions International of Public and Allied Employees:

  •  Angola - National Union of Employee of Angola
  •  Bangladesh - Bangladesh Electricity Workers Federation
  •  Bangladesh - Bangladesh Water Development Workers Federation
  •  Benin - National Union of Finance Employees of Dahomey
  •  Benin - National Union of Health Service Workers
  •  Benin - National Federation of Civil Servants
  •  Benin - National Union of Employees of Products Conditioning
  •  Benin - Custom Employees Union of Dahomey
  •  Benin - National Union of Municipal Workers
  •  Chile - National Association of Municipal Employees
  •  Chile - National Association of Civil Servants
  •  Congo - Federation Syndicale des Travailleurs de l'Administration Generale et des Municipalites
  •  Cyprus - Pancyprian Government and Military Workers Union
  •  Czechoslovakia - State Administration, Finance, and Foreign Trade Employees Union
  •  Ecuador - National Federation of Municipal Employees of Ecuador
  •  France - National Federation of Employees of Commerce, Credit Institutions, Insurance Establishments, Social Insurance and Allied Branches
  •  France - Union of Public and Health Service Workers
  •  France - General Federation of Civil Servants
  •  East Germany - Union of State Authorities and Local Economy Workers
  •  Ghana - Postal and Telecommunications Workers Union of Trade Union Congress of Ghana
  •  Hungary - Public Employees Union
  •  India - All India P&T Casual Workers Union
  •  India - All India Bank Employees Association
  •  India - Calcutta Corporation Mazdoor Union
  •  Iraq - General Union of Public and Social Service Workers
  •  Italy - Italian Federation of Postal and Telecommunications Workers
  •  Italy - Federation of Local Government and Hospital Workers
  •  Jordan - General Syndicate of the Public and Allied Employees of Jordan
  •  Madagascar - Syndicat des Medecins Diplome de l'Ecole des Medecins de Tananarive
  •  Nigeria - Internal Revenue Staff Association
  •  Peru - Bank Employees Federation of Peru
  •  Poland - Union of Local Economy Workers
  •  Romania - Union of State Administration and Peoples' Council Employees
  •  Soviet Union - States Institutions Workers Union
  •  Soviet Union - Medical Workers Union
  •  Sri Lanka - All Ceylon Government Clerks Union
  •  Sri Lanka - Public Service Workers Trade Union Federation
  •  Sri Lanka - Local Government and Municipal Employees' Union
  •  Syria - Professional Federation of Health Service Workers Union
  •  Syria - Professional Federation of Public Sector Unions
  •  Uruguay - Federation of Health Service Employees
  •  Uruguay - Confederation of Civil Servants
  •  Uruguay - Federation of Sewerage and Water Supply Workers
  •  Uruguay - Association of Municipal Employees and Workers
  •  South Yemen - Public Employees Union
  • Publications

    The TUI-PAE published a quarterly Public Services in English, French, Spanish and German. It also published Information Bulletin in English, French, Spanish, Russian and German.

    References

    Trade Unions International of Public and Allied Employees Wikipedia