Miners' Federation (France)
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Miners' Federation (France)
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The Miners' Federation was a trade union representing mineworkers in France. In 1947, the General Confederation of Labour (CGT) suffered a major split, with those on the right of the federation leaving to form the rival Workers' Force. The National Federation of Miners, a CGT affiliate, did not leave, but a minority led by assistant general secretary Noël Sinot split to form the Miners' Federation, which was constituted in 1948. By 1960, the union claimed 21,000 members. In 1963, it worked with
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Trade union of France
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miners%27_Federation_(France)
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2022-02-17T02:50:07Z
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