Danish Confederation of Trade Unions
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| Danish Confederation of Trade Unions | |
| Landsorganisationen i Danmark | |
| Founded | 1898 |
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| Members | 1.34 million |
| Country | Denmark |
| Affiliation | ITUC, ETUC, TUAC, NFS |
| Key people | Harald Børsting, president |
| Office location | Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Website | www.lo.dk |
The Danish Confederation of Trade Unions (Danish: Landsorganisationen i Danmark or LO) is a national trade union centre, an umbrella organisation for Danish trade unions, founded January 3, 1898.[1] The organisation is the largest national trade union confederation in Denmark, its affiliates gathering approximately 1.34 million members, mainly Blue-collar workers.
The Danish Confederation of Trade Unions carries the role of coordinating collective bargaining. It also seeks to influence the government and the political parties when it comes to drafting and implementing legislation, especially in relation to labour market policies. It represents the trade union movement's interests on various boards, commissions and committees.
The Danish labour market has a high level of unionisation compared to most other European countries, approximately 85 percent.
[edit] See also
- Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions (Norwegian LO)
- Swedish Trade Union Confederation (Swedish LO)
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