• Source: Norwegian Union of Foundry Workers

    • The Norwegian Union of Foundry Workers (Norwegian: Norsk Støperiarbeiderforbund) was a trade union representing workers in metal foundries in Norway.


    History


    The union was founded in 1898, a split from the Norwegian Union of Iron and Metalworkers (NJMF), named the Norwegian Union of Moulders. It was one of only two founding affiliates of the Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions, in 1899. By 1924, the union had 1,650 members.
    The union was in frequent disputes with the NJMF, and in 1948 it resigned from the LO in protest. In 1949, it was a founding affiliate of the International Secretariat of Foundry Workers, and the following year, it changed its name to the "Norwegian Union of Foundry Workers".
    The union rejoined LO in 1952, and by 1954 it had 4,151 members. In 1960, it finally merged back into the NJMF.


    Presidents


    1898: Martin Nygård
    1914: Tollef Fjermestad
    1916: Ludvig Johansen
    1935: Emil Nyhus
    1954: Per Andersen


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