Towards a model framework for a local level collective bargaining system for street traders: CTCP

By Pat Horn on January 01, 2016

Case study of CTCP, (Confederación de Trabajadores por Cuenta Propia) which is affiliated to FNT (Frente Nacional de los Trabajadores). CTCP is located in Nicaragua and has 58 186 members in 156 unions and 8 federations, with a Women’s Committee and a Youth Committee. Disponible en Español (add link to Spanish version).

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