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The Role of Trade Unions in Protecting the Rights of Workers in Karakalpakstan In the Post-War Period

The Role of Trade Unions in Protecting the Rights of Workers in Karakalpakstan In the Post-War Period

  • Erniyazova Dilarom Bekniyazovna
    Basic doctoral student of Nukus State Pedagogical Institute, Uzbekistan
Trade unions Karakalpakstan labor rights

This article examines the evolution and functions of trade unions in Karakalpakstan during the post-World War II period. Drawing on archival sources, Soviet publications, and regional studies, it analyzes the role of trade unions in safeguarding labor rights, improving working conditions, supporting economic reconstruction, and contributing to the social and cultural development of the workforce.

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