Zenkin Union - Zenkin Union

Japanese: ゼンキン連合 - ゼンキンれんごう

The correct name is the same. An affiliate of Rengo. Founded in September 1946 in line with the organizational policy of the Sōdōmei, in the midst of the devastation following World War II, it worked to revive production, combat unemployment, and promote and improve labor-related laws. However, conflict arose with the left wing, leading to its split and dissolution in October 1950. In March 1951, it was re-established as Zenkin Domei (National Federation of Metal Industry Workers' Unions) with the aim of establishing an organization for the metal industry. As a base for the democratic labor movement, it has achieved results in formulating long-term wage policies, implementing mutual aid activities, enhancing the labor-management consultation system and democratizing labor-management relations, strengthening international solidarity activities, and working to improve productivity.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

正称も同じ。連合の加盟組合。1946年9月，総同盟の組織方針にそって発足，第2次大戦後の荒廃のなかで，生産復興運動，失業対策，労働関係法の促進･改善につとめてきたが，左派との対立が生じ，50年10月分裂･解散，51年3月金属産業別組織の樹立を目ざして全金同盟(全国金属産業労働組合同盟)として再建，民主的労働運動の拠点として，長期賃金政策策定，共済事業活動の実践，労使協議制の充実と労使関係の民主化，国際連帯活動の強化，生産性向上運動等に実績をあげている。

出典　株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典第２版について　情報

<<: Record of the relocation of a shrine

>>: Asymptote