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PSI Affiliates Directory PSI Affiliates Directory Europe ALBANIA TU07564 - Trade Union Federation of Defence Civil Workers of Albania (TUFDCW) Rruga "M.Topi" Nd.18, Ap 9 Tirana Tel: +355 42 225812 Albania Fax: +355 42 225812 Email: [email protected] TU08101 - Trade Union of Building, Wood and Public Service of Albania (TUBWPSA) Komuna Parisit Rr. "Ibraim Kodra" Pall. Kristof Shkalla 1. Tel: +355 42 321322 Apartament 3 Tirana Fax: +355 42 225812 Albania Email: [email protected] TU09013 - Trade Union Federation of Industrial Workers of Albania (TUFIWA) Sheshi Garibaldi Ish Pallati Tekstilisti, Nr. 3 Kombinat Tirana Tel: +355 42 229169 Albania Fax: +355 42 222956 Email: [email protected] ARMENIA TU06069 - Employees Independent Union of Municipal Economy and Public Utilities (EIUMEPURA) Vazgen Sargsyan 26/3 Trade Union Building - Office 508 0010 Tel: +374 10 521223 Yerevan Fax: +374 10 520514 Armenia Email: [email protected] TU08682 - Republican Branch Trade Union of Health Workers of Armenia (HWUA) Vazgen Sargsyan 26/3 Trade Union House Offices 705-706 Tel: +374 10 581942 0010 Yerevan Fax: +374 10 581942 Armenia Email: [email protected] TU16591 - Union of State, Local Government and Public Service Employees of Armenia (USLGPSEA) 26/3 Vazgen Sargsyan Street Office 502 0010 Yerevan Tel: +374 10 580582 Armenia Fax: - Email: [email protected] AUSTRIA TU00319 - Younion_Die Daseinsgewerkschaft (younion) z.Hd. Thomas Kattnig Maria-Theresien-Straße 11 1090 Wien Tel: +43 1 313168300 Austria Fax: +43 1 3131683890 Email: [email protected] TU00320 - Gewerkschaft Öffentlicher Dienst (GÖD/FSG) Fraktion Sozialdemokratischer GewerkschafterInnen in der Tel: +43 1 53454219 GÖD Teinfaltstraße 7 1010 Wien Fax: +43 1 53454208 Austria Email: [email protected] TU16529 - Verband Angestellter Apotheker Österreichs (VAAÖ) Spitalgasse 31/3 1090 Wien Tel: +43 1 40414419 Austria Fax: +43 1 40414414 Email: [email protected] AZERBAIJAN TU05947 - Trade Union of Health Service Workers of Azerbaijan (TUHSW) Prospect Biuli-Biulia 12 1000 Baku Tel: +994 12 5982916 Azerbaijan Fax: +994 12 5982733 Email: [email protected] TU05953 - Trade Union of Local Industries, Municipal Services and Public Utilities (TULIPSW) Azadlig prospect 181 7th floor 1130 Baku Tel: +994 12 5631337 Azerbaijan Fax: +994 12 5631337 Email: [email protected] TU09993 - Free Trade Union Republican Committee of the Azerbaijan Employees of Culture (FTUAEC) Youth Square No. 3 1005 Baku Tel: +994 12 4379402 Azerbaijan Fax: +994 12 4926684 Email: [email protected] TU11091 - Trade Union of State Organisations and Public Service Workers (TUSOPSW) Youth Square No. 3 Floor 5 1005 Baku Tel: +994 12 4920959 Azerbaijan Fax: +994 12 4920955 Email: [email protected] TU16552 - Republican Committee Trade Union of Azerbaijani Entrepreneurship, Private Science and Light Industry Workers (RCEPSEW) Youth Square No. 3 1005 Baku Tel: +994 12 4920016 Azerbaijan Fax: +994 12 4926528 Email: [email protected] TU16590 - Trade Union Republican Committee of Water Economy Workers (AZERSU) Moscow Avenue 67 1012 Baku Tel: +994 12 4314767 Azerbaijan Fax: - Email: [email protected] TU16684 - Baku Subway Workers' Trade Union (Baku Metro) Metropoliten Isçileri Hemkarlar Ittifaqi Birliyi Avenue Huseyn Tel: +994 12 4900010 Javid 33a 1073 Baku Fax: +994 12 5387251 Azerbaijan Email: [email protected] BELARUS TU07332 - Belarusian Trade Union of Healthcare Workers (TUPHWB) 21, Pobediteley Ave Office Nº 1414 220126 Minsk Tel: +375 172038337 Belarus Fax: +375 172038337 Email: [email protected] BELGIUM TU00322 - CGSP - Administrations Locales et Régionales (CGSP-ALR) c/o Centrale Générale des Services Publics Maison des Huit Tel: +32 2 5085828 Heures Place Fontainas 9-11 1000 Bruxelles Fax: +32 2 5085815 Belgium Email: [email protected] TU00323 - CGSP - Administrations et Ministères (CGSP-AMiO) c/o Centrale Générale des Services Publics Maison des Huit Tel: +32 2 5085865 Heures Place Fontainas 9-11 1000 Bruxelles Fax: +32 2 5085934 Belgium Email: [email protected] TU00324 - CGSP - Parastataux (CGSP-P) c/o Centrale Générale des Services Publics Maison des Huit Tel: +32 2 5085882 Heures Place Fontainas 9-11 1000 Bruxelles Fax: +32 2 5085941 Belgium Email: [email protected] TU00325 - CGSP - Gazelco (CGSP-G) c/o Centrale Générale des Services Publics Maison des Huit Tel: +32 2 5085866 Heures Place Fontainas 9-11 1000 Bruxelles Fax: +32 2 5085858 Belgium Email: [email protected] TU00472 - Union Syndicale Fédérale des Services Publics Européens et Internationaux (USF) Avenue des Gaulois, 36 1040 Bruxelles Tel: +32 2 7339800 Belgium Fax: +32 2 7330533 Email: [email protected] TU11037 - Syndicat des Employés, Techniciens et Cadres (SETCa) Hoogstraat 42 1000 Bruxelles Tel: +32 2 5125250 Belgium Fax: +32 2 5110508 Email: [email protected] TU13330 - Centrale Générale (ACCG) Rue Haute 26-28 1000 Bruxelles Tel: +32 2 5490549 Belgium Fax: +32 2 5141691 Email: accueil- [email protected] TU16554 - CSC - Services Publics (CSC-ACV) Helihavenlaan 21 1000 Bruxelles Tel: +32 2 2082315 Belgium Fax: +32 2 2082310 Email: [email protected] BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA TU04840 - Trade Union of Electricity Workers of R/F Bosnia-Herzegovina (SEERBIH) Vilsonovo setaliste nr. 15 71000 Sarajevo Tel: +387 33 751991 Bosnia and Herzegovina Fax: +387 33 751993 Email: [email protected] TU05309 - Independent Trade Union of Workers of State Administrations (SUFBiH) Obala Kulina Bana br. 1 71000 Sarajevo Tel: +387 33 207024 Bosnia and Herzegovina Fax: +387 33 219503 Email: [email protected] TU06826 - Energy Trade Union of Republika Srpska (Energetike RS) Street Svetozar Markovic no. 5 Entry 11 78000 Banja Luka Tel: +387 51 323200 Bosnia and Herzegovina Fax: +387 51 323201 Email: [email protected] TU08508 - Trade Union of Internal Affairs Workers of Republika Srpska (TUIA-RS) Str. Srpska br. 32 78000 Banja Luka Republika Srpska Tel: +387 51 214084 Bosnia and Herzegovina Fax: +387 51 214814 Email: [email protected] TU09606 - Trade Union of Construction, Housing and Communal Services of Republika Srpska (TUHCS-RS) Ulica Branislava Nusica 5 79101 Prijedor Republika Srpska Tel: +387 52 231788 Bosnia and Herzegovina Fax: +387 52 231788 Email: [email protected] TU09770 - Trade Union of Health Workers of Republika Srpska (Health TU-RS) Str. Srpska 32 78000 Banja Luka Republika Srpska Tel: +387 51 214543 Bosnia and Herzegovina Fax: +387 51 214543 Email: [email protected] TU12678 - Independent Trade Union of Elektroprivreda HZ Herceg Bosne (Elektroprivreda HZ) Zagrebacka 1 88000 Mostar Tel: +387 36 323139 Bosnia and Herzegovina Fax: +387 36 323139 Email: [email protected] TU16452 - Trade Union of Administration Workers of Republika Srpska (Admin RS) Mladena Stojanovica 43/27 78000 Banja Luka Tel: +387 51 214681 Bosnia and Herzegovina Fax: +387 51 214681 Email: [email protected] BULGARIA TU00327 - Medical Federation - Podkrepa (MF-PK) Angel Kanchev Str. 2 1000 Sofia Tel: +359 2 9876103 Bulgaria Fax: +359 2 9876103 Email: [email protected] TU00330 - Federation of Trade Unions - Health Services (FTU-HS) 45, Maria Louisa Blvd. 1202 Sofia Tel: +359 2 9882097 Bulgaria Fax: +359 2 9831814 Email: [email protected] TU03953 - Podkrepa Services Union (PK Services) 2, Angel Kanchev Street 1000 Sofia Tel: +359 2 9811130 Bulgaria Fax: +359 2 9811130 Email: [email protected] TU03960 - Syndicat National de Branche d'Eau et de Canalisation (VODOSNABDITEL) Place Macedonia Nr. 1 100 Sofia Tel: +359 2 4010507 Bulgaria Fax: +359 2 9804076 Email: [email protected] TU06110 - National Defence Workers Union (NDWU) James Boucher Blvd. 122 1407 Sofia Tel: +359 2 8689417 Bulgaria Fax: +359 2 8689417 Email: [email protected] TU06786 - Construction, Industry and Water Supply Federation - Podkrepa (FCIW- PK) 2, Angel Kanchev Street Floor 4 1000 Sofia Tel: +359 2 9807339 Bulgaria Fax: +359 2 9888738 Email: [email protected] link.com TU11322 - National Federation of Energy Workers - CITUB (NFE) Blvd. Peio Iavorov no. 6 Office 1, etj. 1 1164 Sofia Tel: +359 2 8687351 Bulgaria Fax: +359 2 8687351 Email: [email protected] TU12141 - Independent Trade Union Federation of Workers in Energy Industry (NSFEB) 1, Macedonia Square 1000 Sofia Tel: +359 2 4010535 Bulgaria Fax: +359 2 9818761 Email: [email protected] TU12687 - Union of Administrative Employees - Podkrepa (SAS Podkrepa) 35, Dragan Tsankov Street 1125 Sofia Tel: +359 2 8703353 Bulgaria Fax: +359 2 8703353 Email: [email protected] TU16467 - Chemistry National Federation - Podkrepa (NFCW-PK) 35, Dragan Tzankov Blvd. Fl. 2 r. 204-205 1125 Sofia Tel: +359 2 8703009 Bulgaria Fax: +359 2 4271841 Email: [email protected] CROATIA TU05214 - Trade Union of State and Local Government Employees of Croatia (SDLSN) Trg kralja Petra Kresimira IV br. 2 10 000 Zagreb Tel: +385 1 4628202 Croatia Fax: +385 1 4655092 Email: [email protected] com.hr TU05217 - Autonomous Trade Union of Workers Employed in Public Utilities and Related Services in Croatia (SSKH) Zlatarska 14 10 000 Zagreb Tel: +385 1 4655716 Croatia Fax: +385 1 4655003 Email: [email protected] TU06536 - Independent Electricity Workers' Union (NSRHEP) Ul Grada Vukovara 37 10 000 Zagreb Tel: +385 1 6322069 Croatia Fax: +385 1 6322805 Email: [email protected] TU08071 - Croatian Trade Union of Nurses and Medical Technicians (HSSMS-MT) Draškoviceva 7/II 10 000 Zagreb Tel: +385 1 4811411 Croatia Fax: +385 1 4883605 Email: hssms-mt@hssms- mt.hr TU16675 - Trade Union of Education, Media and Culture of Croatia (SOMK)
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