EU: the Metalworkers’ Federation, Mine Chemical Energy Workers’ Federation and Federation of Textile lays the foundations for an increased cooperation

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Planet Labor April 7, 2010, n°100283- www.planetlabor.com 
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re their merger in a single European industry trade union federation. (Ref. 100283)

Common positions. The European Metalworkers’ Federation (EMF), the European Mine Chemical Energy Workers’ Federation (EMCEF) and the European Federation of Textile Clothing and Leather have already been cooperating for some time and should work even more closely over the next months.

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