The First Pancyprian Conferences
The First Pancyprian Conferences
Though ultimately unsuccessful, the first attempt to establish a unified direction amongst the various Unions was made with the First Pancyprian Trade Union Conference in August 1939. Two years later, in 1941, the Cypriot Trade Union movement would finally be unified for the first time, when in the 17th of November the Pancyprian Trade Union Committee (ΠΣΕ) was established and put in charge of leading and enlightening the Trade Union movement.
Items on Display
- Articles of the Limassol Tailor Workers’ Union, founded in the 17th of November 1924.
- Articles of the Nicosia Shoemakers’ Union from 1931.
- Articles of the Nicosia Workers’ Club, founded in 19th of September 1931.
- Articles of the Nicosia Builders’ Union from 1931
- Articles of the Limassol Private Sector Employees’ Union.
- Articles in the Turkish language
- Shoe Workers’ Union Seal
- Private Sector Employees’ Union Seal
- Public Sector Employees’ Union Seal
- Bread Workers’ Union Seal
- Steel Workers’ Union Seal
- Builders’ Union Seal
- Famagusta Private Sector Employees’ Union Seal
- Tailor Workers’ Union Seal
- Machine Workers’ Union Seal
- Larnaka Builders’ and Construction Workers’ Union Seal
- Pancyprian Trade Union Committee Seal
- Document: The founding of ‘ΠΣΕ΄.
- Photograph of the executive committee of the Second Pancyprian Trade Union Conference.
- Excerpt from the report of the Second Pancyprian Trade Union Conference.
- Document with the decisions drawn in the Pancyprian Trade Union Conference
- Record of Minutes of the Second Pancyprian Trade Union Conference
- Record of Minutes of the Third Pancyprian Trade Union Conference
- Organisational forms from Trade Unions in Larnaca, Paphos, Ammochostos, and Limassol