Charcoal labor - Tanro

Japanese: 炭労 - たんろう

Its official name is the Japan Coal Mine Workers' Union. It is a member of Rengo. Its predecessor was the Japan Coal Mine Workers' Union League, which was formed in December 1947 as a consultative organization by the moderate Tanren (Japan Coal Mine Workers' Union Confederation), the right-wing Nikko (Japan Mine Workers' Union), and various purely neutral local unions, who had left Tankyo (National Council of Coal Mine Workers' Unions, which was the only national federation of coal mining unions at the time) led by Zentan (All Japan Coal Mine Workers' Union), an organization affiliated with the Industrial Federation Conference. In June of the following year, 1948, it was renamed the Japan Coal Mine Workers' Union Federation. In March 1949, Zentan (All Japan Coal Industry Workers' Union), a faction that remained with Tankyo, decided to disband the organization and join Tanro.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

正式名称は日本炭鉱労働組合。連合に加盟。1947年12月，産別会議系の全炭(全日本炭鉱労働組合)主導の炭協(炭鉱労働組合全国協議会。当時，炭鉱労組の唯一の全国連合組織)を脱退した中間派の炭連(日本炭鉱労働組合総連合会)と右派の日鉱(日本鉱山労働組合)および純中立系諸単組が協議体組織として結成した日本炭鉱労働組合同盟が前身。翌48年6月，日本炭鉱労働組合連合会と改称。49年3月，組織解散と炭労加盟を決めた炭協残留派の全石炭(全日本石炭産業労働組合。

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