The history of the National Confederation of Trade Unions
(Zenroren)
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- Workers call on Nissan head office to stop
massive restructuring
- Japan Press Service, 18 November 1999. In a major
anti-corporate restructuring campaign, workers from throughout
Japan on November 17 laid siege to Nissan Motor Co. head
office in Tokyo. This was a part of the concerted labor action
for jobs, called by the National Confederation of Trade Unions
(Zenroren).
- 2003 May Day message
- National Confederation of Trade Unions (ZENROREN), 1 May
2003. On the occasion of the May Day in 2003, ZENROREN has
sent the following solidarity message to 33 trade union
organizations in 26 countries and 2 international trade
union organizations.
- Trade Unions Representing 130 Million Workers
Say NO to War in Iraq!
- ZENROREN, n.d. [2003]. Over 200 unions and 550 union
leaders from 53 countries representing 130 million workers
have signed the International Labor Declaration circulated
by USLAW. Workers of the world have spoken with a single
voice, demanding that the US abandon its militaristic
threats of illegal aggression against Iraq.
- [The National Confederation of Trade Unions
(Zenroren) held its 20th regular convention]
- Japan Press Service, [July 2004]. The National Confederation
of Trade Unions (Zenroren) held its 20th regular convention from
July 24-26 in Tokyo and called on workers to fight against the
Koizumi Cabinet's policy of arbitrary restructuring and for
the defense of jobs, living conditions, and Japan's
peace.
- Zenroren calls for workplace association in
defense of Article 9
- Japan Press Weekly, [18] August 2005. The National
Confederation of Trade Unions (Zenroren) held its 37th Council
Meeting July 27-28 in Tokyo to further its movement to prevent
an adverse constitutional revision and increase the membership,
the two major tasks set out at its 21st Convention in 2004.