The Teachers' International Trade Secretariat or International Trade Secretariat of Teachers (ITST) was a global union federation bringing together unions representing schoolteachers.
In 1945, the federation affiliated to the new International Professional Department of Education (DPIE), and the following year, it merged into the new World Federation of Teachers' Unions. Some members unions refused to join, and instead helped found the new Joint Committee of International Teachers' Federations.[3]
Affiliatesedit
As of 1935, the federation had a total membership of 108,750, in the following affiliates:[2]
^Goldberg, Arthur (1962). The Public Services' International. Washington DC: U.S. Department of Labor.
^ abRepertoire des organisations internationales. Geneva: League of Nations. 1936. pp. 263–265.
^Goldberg, Arthur (1960). Directory of International Trade Union Organizations. Washington DC: United States Department of Labor. p. 16.2.
May 01, 2024
teachers, international, trade, secretariat, international, trade, secretariat, teachers, itst, global, union, federation, bringing, together, unions, representing, schoolteachers, contents, history, affiliates, leadership, secretaries, presidents, referencesh. The Teachers International Trade Secretariat or International Trade Secretariat of Teachers ITST was a global union federation bringing together unions representing schoolteachers Contents 1 History 2 Affiliates 3 Leadership 3 1 Secretaries 3 2 Presidents 4 ReferencesHistory editThe International Federation of Civil Servants and Teachers was formed in 1925 but in many countries teachers were not part of the same unions as civil servants and preferred to organise separately As a result in November 1926 the International Federation of Trade Unions sponsored the creation of a new Teachers International Trade Secretariat which brought together the teachers unions from the old federation along with some other trade unions Like its predecessor it affiliated to the International Federation of Trade Unions It established headquarters in Brussels 1 2 In 1945 the federation affiliated to the new International Professional Department of Education DPIE and the following year it merged into the new World Federation of Teachers Unions Some members unions refused to join and instead helped found the new Joint Committee of International Teachers Federations 3 Affiliates editAs of 1935 the federation had a total membership of 108 750 in the following affiliates 2 Union Country Affiliated membership Dutch Indies Teachers Society Dutch East Indies 2 000 Federation of Education Workers Spain 2 000 General Federation of Teachers France 90 000 Middle School Teachers Union Luxembourg 100 Socialist Teachers Group Czechoslovakia 1 400 Socialist Teachers Union Norway 100 Socialist Teachers Union Switzerland 150 Socialist Union of Education Workers Belgium 5 500 Union of Dutch Teachers Netherlands 7 000 Union of Emigrant Germany Teachers France 150Leadership editSecretaries edit 1927 Louis Klein 1936 Joseph Bracops Presidents edit Lebaillif 1936 Ludovic ZorettiReferences edit Goldberg Arthur 1962 The Public Services International Washington DC U S Department of Labor a b Repertoire des organisations internationales Geneva League of Nations 1936 pp 263 265 Goldberg Arthur 1960 Directory of International Trade Union Organizations Washington DC United States Department of Labor p 16 2 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Teachers 27 International Trade Secretariat amp oldid 1134997575, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
