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...[Imperial Trade Union Commission]] in 1910. The party was supported by the Austrian Social Democracy.<ref>McDermott, Kevin. ''The Czech Red Unions, 1918-1929: ...

...February 1897 &ndash; 4 February 1980) was an [[Austrian people|Austrian]] trade unionist and social scientist. ...conomic and social department of the [[International Confederation of Free Trade Unions]], based in Brussels. From 1960, he also served as an assistant gen ...

{{short description|Austrian politician}} .... Wien 1912, S. 89–102</ref> She was one of the first of her gender in the Austrian parliament. ...

{{short description|Austrian politician}} ...learned to build [[piano]]s. He also began developing ties with Austrian [[trade unions]] and the [[Social Democratic Party of Austria]] during this period ...

...|KPÖ]] politician, and an Under-Secretary of State for Industry, Commerce, Trade, and Traffic in the post-war provisional Renner government.<ref name="auto" ...Ö, consequently in 1934 he was jailed because of his work for the Imperial Trade Union Commission ([[Reichsgewerkschaftskommission]]).<ref name="auto"/> In ...

...962) was a [[Hungarians|Hungarian]] [[Communism|Communist]] politician and trade union leader. ...xchange deal and settled in Austria where he worked as an official for the Austrian iron and metalworkers' union. ...

{{Short description|Austrian politician (1912–2001)}} ...Austrian politician (with the [[Social Democratic Party of Austria]]) and trade unionist. He was [[President of the National Council (Austria)|President of ...

{{short description|Italian trade unionist and syndicalist (1887–1915)}} ...15, Corridoni died during the [[Great War]], being hit in the head by an [[Austrian-Hungarian Army]] bullet at the ''Trincea delle Frasche'' ("Trench of the Br ...

...an Empire]]. With the break-up of the empire, the OSČ emerged as the major trade union force in [[Czechoslovakia]] up to the [[Second World War]]. ...ations, who met in the metalworkers' assembly hall in [[Karlín]]. Fourteen trade union organizations not represented at the congress also supported the OSČ ...

...Poetzsch''' (18 November 1863 &ndash; 1946) was a [[German people|German]] trade unionist and social democratic activist. ...rnational trade unionism |date=1926 |publisher=International Federation of Trade Unions |location=Amsterdam |pages=104&ndash;105}}</ref> ...

'''Friedrich Heer''' (10 April 1916{{spaced ndash}}18 September 1983) was an Austrian [[historian]] born in [[Vienna]]. ...ght to amalgamate into one organised band the Christians, communists and [[trade union]]ists against the Nazis. As a soldier, he later came into contact wit ...

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...was founded by the head of the [[Austrian Trade Union Federation|Austrian Trade Union Federation (ÖGB)]], Franz Olah, to combat communism in Austria. The ...received only 5.5 percent of the votes in the [[National Council (Austria)|Austrian parliamentary]] elections of November 1945, the fear that Austria might bec ...

|full_name = International Federation of Trade Unions |image = File:International Federation of Trade Unions logo.png ...

...f>Rees (1990), p.229</ref><ref>Parkinson, F. (1989) ''Conquering the Past: Austrian Nazism Yesterday and Today''. Detroit: Wayne State University Press. p.49. | banned = {{nowrap|{{end date and age|19 June 1933}}<ref>"Austrian Nazis Are Outlawed", [[Montreal Gazette]], (June 20, 1933), p. 1.</ref>{{sf ...

{{short description|Austrian feminist and socialist}} ...of women's votes during decision making in the Party. She criticized trade unionists for demanding that membership of women's organizations had to be limited to ...

...9-Euro-Ticket]] (at the end of August 2022), several politicians and trade unionists in Germany demanded a nationwide 365-euro ticket for the general public.<re ...uften Jahreskarten. |trans-quote=The pioneer of the 365-euro ticket is the Austrian capital Vienna. There, the then red-green city government introduced the fi ...

...that concern politics, economics, anti-fascism, anarchism, labour history, trade unionism, arts and culture, anti-racism, the environment, biographies, and ...ng address for ''The Radical Bookseller'', a magazine for the radical book trade. ...

{{short description|Hungarian Prime Minister and trade union leader}} ...eidl''' (4 April 1873 &ndash; 22 January 1943) was a [[Hungary|Hungarian]] trade union leader and social democrat politician who served as [[Prime Minister ...

...y''' (8 Jan 1892 – 23 January 1963) was an activist in the [[Minnesota]] [[trade union]] movement and a prominent leader of the [[Communist Party USA|Commun Early in 1929 Hathaway was named the editor of the monthly magazine of the [[Trade Union Unity League]], ''Labor Unity.''<ref name="Klehr26" /> Hathaway was l ...