Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB)

The Confederation of German Trade Unions (DGB) is Germany’s main umbrella organization representing various individual trade unions. It advocates for workers’ rights, fair wages, good working conditions, and social justice. The DGB coordinates collective bargaining efforts, influences labor policies, and promotes social dialogue between employees, employers, and the government. Established in 1949, it plays a key role in shaping Germany’s labor landscape, ensuring that workers’ interests are effectively represented across different industries and sectors.