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Well done Joshua, i have to say i was not even sure there would be an organisation in 1888. not really a Trades union as John also pointed out, and certainly nothing like the teamsters.
Well done Joshua, i have to say i was not even sure there would be an organisation in 1888. not really a Trades union as John also pointed out, and certainly nothing like the teamsters.
Steve
FYI,
The London Carmen's Trade Union (LCTU) was founded in 1888.
Hi thanks for that, I wasn't far out time wise then.
Any idea who they merged with and which union it would be now. .My guess is Unite or GMB. Be interesting to know
Unite would be my guess, too. Before that, I daresay it would have amalgamated into the Transport & General Workers' Union, which got superseded by Unite.
The London Carmen's Trade Union was established in 1888, renamed the National Union of Vehicle Workers in 1914 and amalgamated with other unions to form the Transport and General Workers Union in 1922.
Unite would be my guess, too. Before that, I daresay it would have amalgamated into the Transport & General Workers' Union, which got superseded by Unite.
Yes, Gareth, you're right - TGWU (via the National Union of Vehicle Workers). Some of their early records are still in existence, apparently.
Unite would be my guess, too. Before that, I daresay it would have amalgamated into the Transport & General Workers' Union, which got superseded by Unite.
That would be my guess too Gareth. However I think some oil tanker drivers are in GMB.
The London Carmen's Trade Union was established in 1888, renamed the National Union of Vehicle Workers in 1914 and amalgamated with other unions to form the Transport and General Workers Union in 1922.
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