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- Although it plays a less central role than in the first half of the 20th century with only 10% of employees unionized, the trade union movement is still a significant actor in French public life and has considerable power and influence. The unions which have the broadest national base are the CGT (traditionally allied with the parti communiste), the CFDT (traditionally allied with the parti socialiste), FO, the CFTC, the CGC and the FEN. There is also an employers' association, the MEDEF. → MEDEF
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Previous attempts to unionise "lacked co-ordinated effort", it stated.
www.independent.co.uk Trying to unionise voluntarism is appalling.
www.afr.com There is a lot of pent-up anger among the garment labourers who work in extremely stressful conditions and are not allowed to unionise to voice their demands.
www.thehindu.com Industrial relations laws that made it more difficult for employers to avoid unions, and simpler for employees to unionise, would therefore be a worthwhile step.
theconversation.com Many employers are apprehensive of employees' efforts to unionise and turn the enterprise into an organised enterprise.
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