SAC Syndikalisterna

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SAC Syndikalisterna
Central Organisation of the Workers of Sweden
Sveriges Arbetares Centralorganisation

Founded	1910
Headquarters	Stockholm, Sweden
Location	Sweden
Members	3,055 in Sept 2018
Key people	Gabriel Kuhn, secretary-general (current) Elise Ottesen-Jensen Britta Gröndahl Jan Fridegård Stig Dagerman Folke Fridell
Affiliations	Red and Black Coordination
Website	www.sac.se/en

SAC Syndikalisterna (

publishing house Federativs

and runs the unemployment fund Sveriges Arbetares Arbetslöshetskassa (SAAK).

8-hour working day

in the spring of 1918.

References

^ The Principles and Aims of SAC Archived 11 December 2006 at the Wayback Machine, point 10

External links

Official website (in English)

Trade unions in Sweden
Swedish Trade Union Confederation (LO)	Building Maintenance Workers' Union (Fastighets) Building Workers' Union (Byggnads) Commercial Employees' Union (Handels) Electricians' Union (SEF) Food Workers' Union (Livs) GS Union Hotel and Restaurant Workers' Union (HRF) IF Metall Municipal Workers' Union (Kommunal) Musicians' Union (SMF) Painters' Union Paper Workers' Union (Pappers) Transport Workers' Union (Transport) Union for Service and Communications Employees (SEKO)
Swedish Confederation of Professional Employees (TCO)	Association of Health Professionals Forena Financial Sector Union Försvarsförbundet Police Union Teachers' Union Union of Journalists Union of Civil Servants (ST) Förbundet folkhögskollärarna Union of Professional Musicians Union for Performing Arts and Film TULL-KUST Unionen Vision
Swedish Confederation of Professional Associations (Saco)	Akademikerförbundet SSR Akavia DIK Sveriges Arbetsterapeuter Kyrkans Akademikerförbund Lärarnas riksförbund Naturvetarna Officersförbundet Saco-förbundet Trafik och Järnväg Fysioterapeuterna SRAT Sveriges Arkitekter Sveriges Farmaceuter Sveriges Fartygsbefälsförening Association of Graduate Engineers Sveriges läkarförbund Sveriges Psykologförbund Sveriges Reservofficersförbund Sveriges skolledarförbund Sveriges Tandläkarförbund Sveriges universitetslärare och forskare Sveriges veterinärförbund
Others	Central Organisation of the Workers of Sweden

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Authority control databases
International	ISNI VIAF
National	Catalonia United States Sweden

SAC Syndikalisterna

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