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UGT Has 430,000 Affiliated Workers, Minus 5,000 Compared to 2022

Summary by Jornal Expresso
UGT currently has about 430,000 affiliated workers, less than 5,000 than four years ago, according to data provided to Lusa by official source of the trade union centre

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UGT currently has 50 affiliated trade union associations (in 2022 there were 77), seven Federations and 20 Unions. And it continues to lose affiliated workers.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The strengthening of trade union activity is one of the priorities assumed by the trade union centre in its Programme Resolution, which will be voted this morning on the second and last day of the 15th UGT Congress, which takes place in Figueira da Foz.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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UGT currently has about 430,000 affiliated workers, less than 5,000 than four years ago, according to data provided to Lusa by official source of the trade union centre

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The UGT currently has about 430,000 affiliated workers, less than 5,000 than four years ago, according to the data provided to Lusaka by the official source of the trade union centre. According to the report of activities of the national secretariat, the UGT currently has 50 affiliated trade union associations (in 2022 there were 77), seven Federations and 20 Unions. The strengthening of trade union activity is one of the priorities assumed by t…

·Funchal, Portugal
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The UGT currently has about 430,000 affiliated workers, less than 5,000 than four years ago, according to data from the union headquarters. The reduction occurred in the midst of an internal reorganization and a new strategy of union activity.

·Portugal
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According to the activity report of the national secretariat, UGT has 50 affiliated trade union associations, less 27 than four years ago, and has seven Federations and 20 Unions.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Jornal Expresso broke the news in Paço de Arcos, Portugal on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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