The law on trade unions

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The law on trade unions — The law recognizing union freedom, 21 March 1884
The Waldeck-Rousseau law lifted the ban born of the Revolution: trade unions could form freely — the labour movement entered legality. (Editorial synthesis)
The law on trade unions took place on 21 March 1884. (source: Légifrance)
The law on trade unions ended in union freedom recognized. (source: Légifrance)
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