Cgil (Italian labor union)

CGIL (Confederazione Generale Italiana del Lavoro) is Italy's largest national labor union, representing millions of workers across various industries. Founded in 1944, it advocates for workers' rights, better wages, working conditions, and social protection. CGIL engages in negotiations with employers and the government to influence labor laws and policies. It also provides legal support and promotes social justice. As a major voice in Italy’s labor landscape, CGIL aims to ensure fair treatment and improve quality of life for workers, balancing economic growth with social welfare.