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The KMU's highest policy making body is its National Congress, which convenes every three years. The National Council acts as the highest authority when Congress is not in session and is composed of the KMU's national officers and federation representatives. The National Executive Committee ensures
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Kilusang Mayo Uno is a federation of trade unions, divided into nine national trade union federations. Additionally, KMU members and unions are organized into workers' alliances and mass organizations. Federations are organized based on general membership but concentrate on one or two particular
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The federation started out with seven founding union federations and 50,000 members. By 1990, the KMU reported having as many as 750,000 members affiliated under its unions. In the 1990s the movement separated into several smaller organizations over ideological, political, and organizational
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Although the KMU is structured hierarchically, decisions are as decentralized as possible and decision-making ability is delegated to the lowest possible level of the organization. Local unions are not required to participate in the KMU's major campaigns, although abstention is discouraged.
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The movement also calls for the proper funding of basic social services that would ease the pains of a common labourer and the Filipinos in general. Aside from fighting for the rights of workers, KMU has also been an active critic of the
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Philippines and PAMANTIK Chairperson Diosdado Fortuna was amongst the slain. They have also launched an international campaign against political killings and have filed a complaint to the
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industries. Local unions and workers can affiliate with a KMU-affiliated federation, or groups of workers looking to organize a local union can directly affiliate with KMU.
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Today, the KMU is organized into eleven national federations and one regional federation with approximately 125,000 affiliate members. KMU also has three affiliate
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For the first time since its founding, on April 22, 2022, The labor group Kilusang Mayo Uno announced their support on May 9 election in presidential candidate
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Scipes, Kim (September 2018). "Another type of trade unionism IS possible: The KMU Labor Center of the Philippines and social movement unionism".
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KMU is also leading a campaign against extrajudicial killings. Since 2001, more than 70 unionist and labour activists have been killed by
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Scipes, Kim (July 1992). "Understanding the New Labor Movements in the "Third World": The Emergence of Social Movement Unionism".
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They have also an ongoing campaign to boycott Nestlé, whom they accuse of labor rights violations in the company's facilities in
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125. This campaign was launched in 1999 and in December 2006, the House of Representatives approved House Bill 435 seeking a
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Previous campaigns include a 2004 transport strike to protest rising oil prices, and a campaign to free then-congressman
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Kuruvilla, Sarosh; Das, Subesh; Kwon, Hyunji; Kwon, Soonwon (September 2002). "Trade Union Growth and Decline in Asia".
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In 2020, the movement provided calls for improving Filipino workers' welfare to the government in light of the
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In 2018, there are approximately 125,000 KMU affiliated members spread across unions all over the Philippines.
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as a puppet of American imperialism. They have referred to the government's economic policies rather than
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in the Philippines. The organization brands its unionism as "genuine, militant, and nationalist."
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that plans approved by the Congress and the National Council are implemented.
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The KMU is one of the two primary labor centers alongside the
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as the source of the Philippines' high unemployment rate.
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KMU advocates for an across-the-board-wage increase of
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