词条 | National Transport Workers' Federation |
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The National Transport Workers' Federation (NTWF) was an association of British trade unions. It was formed in 1910 to co-ordinate the activities of various organisations catering for dockers, seamen, tramwaymen and road transport workers. HistoryThe NTWF had some success as an organisational tool and as a symbol of trade union unity, but since its member unions retained full control over their own affairs it was not always able to have a direct influence on trade disputes. In 1912, it called a National Dock Strike in support of London dockers which was observed only in a few centres, and which ended within a week. This was regarded as an embarrassing setback, and led the Federation to adopt a more cautious approach in subsequent years. In 1921 it was criticised for failing to bring out its members in support of the miners in the Black Friday crisis. The NTWF laid the foundations for the creation of the Transport and General Workers Union (TGWU) in 1922. The TGWU initially affiliated, but left in 1923, and the federation accomplished little thereafter, dissolving in 1927.[1] AffiliatesIn 1918, the federation's affiliates were:[2]
LeadershipPresidents1910: Harry Gosling 1924: Secretaries1910: James Anderson 1912: Robert Williams 1925: Frederick James Maynard{{Portal|Organized labour}} References1. ^University of Warwick, "National Transport Workers' Federation, 1911-1927" 2. ^{{cite book |last1=Coates |first1=Ken |last2=Topham |first2=Tony |title=The History of the Transport and General Workers' Union |volume=1, pt II |date=1991 |publisher=Basil Blackwell |location=Oxford |page=674}} 6 : Defunct trade unions of the United Kingdom|1910 establishments in the United Kingdom|Trade unions established in 1910|Transport and General Workers' Union|1927 disestablishments in the United Kingdom|Defunct transport organisations based in the United Kingdom |
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