Democratic Trade Union Confederation of Romania

Romanian national trade union center

Romania

Members

345,000

Key people

Jacob Baciu, presidentAffiliationsITUC, ETUC

The Democratic Trade Union Confederation of Romania (Confederaţia Sindicatelor Democratice din România, CSDR) is a national trade union center in Romania. It was formed in 1994 in a split with the National Confederation of Free Trade Unions of Romania (CNSLR).

Victor Ciorbea, the first president of the CSDR, went on to become Prime Minister of Romania in 1996.

The CSDR is affiliated with the International Trade Union Confederation and the European Trade Union Confederation.

References

ICTUR, ed. (2005). Trade Unions of the World (6th ed.). London, UK: John Harper Publishing. ISBN 0-9543811-5-7.

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European Trade Union Confederation

Portals: Organised labour, European Union

Members

Andorra
Austria
Belgium
- General Labour Federation
- Confederation of Christian Trade Unions
- General Confederation of Liberal Trade Unions
Bulgaria
- Confederation of Independent Trade Unions
- Confederation of Labour
Croatia
- Independent Trade Unions
- Union of Autonomous Trade Unions
Cyprus
- Democratic Labour Federation
- Workers' Confederation
- Workers' Trade Union Federation
Czech Republic
Denmark
- Confederation of Professional Associations
- Trade Union Confederation
Estonia
- Employees' Unions' Association
- Association of Trade Unions
Finland
- Confederation of Professionals
- Central Organisation of Trade Unions
- Confederation of Unions for Professional and Managerial Staff
France
- Confederation of Christian Workers
- Democratic Confederation of Labour
- Union of Autonomous Trade Unions
- General Confederation of Labour
- Workers' Force
Germany
Greece
- Confederation of Civil Servants' Trade Unions
- General Confederation of Labour
Hungary
- Trade Union Confederation
- Federation of Workers' Councils
- Forum for the Co-operation of Trade Union
- Democratic League of Independent Trade Unions
- Confederation of Unions of Professionals
Iceland
- Confederation of State and Municipal Employees
- Confederation of Academics
- Confederation of Labour
Ireland
Italy
- Confederation of Workers' Trade Unions
- General Confederation of Labour
- Union of Labour
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
- Labour Federation
- Trade Union Confederation
- Solidarity
Luxembourg
- General Confederation of Labour
- Christian Trade Union Confederation
Malta
- General Workers' Union
- Confederation of Trade Unions
- Forum of Unions
Monaco
Montenegro
Netherlands
- Federation of Christian Trade Unions
- Trade Union Confederation
- Trade Union Federation for Professionals
North Macedonia
- Federation of Trade Unions
- Confederation Of Free Trade Unions
Norway
- Confederation of Unions for the Professionals
- Confederation of Vocational Trade Unions
- Confederation of Trade Unions
Poland
- Solidarity
- Alliance of Trade Unions
- Trade Unions Forum
Portugal
- General Workers' Union
- General Confederation of Workers
Romania
- Confederation of Free Trade Unions
- Democratic Trade Union Confederation
- Trade Union Bloc
- Trade Union Confederation
San Marino
- Democratic Confederation of Workers
- Union of Workers
- Labour Confederation
Serbia
- Independence Trade Union Confederation
- Confederation of Autonomous Trade Unions
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
- Basque Workers' Union
- General Workers' Union
- Trade Union Confederation of Workers' Commissions
Sweden
- Confederation of Professional Associations
- Confederation of Professional Employees
- Trade Union Confederation
Switzerland
- Trade Union Confederation
- Workers
Turkey
- Confederation of Progressive Trade Unions
- Confederation of Public Employees' Trade Unions
- Confederation of Real Trade Unions
- Confederation of Trade Unions
United Kingdom

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