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International Metalworkers' Federation

former global union federation (1893–2012)
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Summary

International Metalworkers' Federation is a global union federation[1].

Key Facts

  • Country: Switzerland[2]
  • Follows: International Secretariat of Foundry Workers[3], International Secretariat of Enginemen's and Firemen's Unions[4]
  • Followed by: IndustriALL Global Union[5]
  • Headquarters location: Geneva[6]
  • Archives at: International Institute of Social History[7]
  • Inception: August 1893[8]
  • Dissolved, abolished or demolished date: June 19, 2012[9]
  • Location of formation: Zurich[10]
  • Official website: http://www.imfmetal.org/[11]
  • Official name: International Metalworkers' Federation[12], Fédération internationale des organisations de travailleurs de la métallurgie[13]

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Identity

Official names include International Metalworkers' Federation[12], Fédération internationale des organisations de travailleurs de la métallurgie[13], Federación Internacional de Trabajadores de las Industrias Metalúrgicas[14], Internationaler Metallgewerkschaftsbund[15], Federazione Internazionale dei Sindacati Metalmeccanici[16], and Internationella Metallarbetarfederationen[17]. Short names include IMF[18], FIOM[19], FITIM[20], IMB[21], FISM[22], and IMF[23].

Related Entities

International Institute of Social History Switzerland

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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