UGT - Unión General de Trabajadoras y Trabajadores
Spain’s Unión General de Trabajadoras y Trabajadores represents workers nationwide and provides member services, workplace resources, research, and publications.
About UGT - Unión General de Trabajadoras y Trabajadores
Workers’ representation in Spain
Unión General de Trabajadoras y Trabajadores (UGT) is a Spanish labor union headquartered in Madrid. The organization reports 983,521 members and says its work benefits about 11 million workers. It negotiates 4,500 collective bargaining agreements each year.
Structure and presence
UGT is organized through regional unions, federations, and other bodies, with a presence throughout Spain. Its national headquarters are at Avenida de América 25, 28002 Madrid.
Services for members
- UGT labor advice service (SerdUGT).
- Housing advice office.
- Research service.
- UGT Registra.
- Guides and downloads on equality, workplace health, migration, housing, and social policy.
- Group accident insurance for members.
Publications and resources
UGT publishes reports and guides on workplace and social issues, including the Mental Health Observatory, a book on degrowth, a roadmap for electric vehicles, and a guide to workplace inclusion for people with disabilities. It also publishes In Itinere magazine and maintains a blog by Secretary General Pepe Álvarez.
Current issues and affiliations
The union issues press statements on workplace accidents, inflation, climate change, and the situation of workers in other countries. It is a member of the European Trade Union Confederation and the International Trade Union Confederation.
Contact
Phone: +34 915 897 100. Email: contacto@cec.ugt.org. Address: Avenida de América 25, 28002 Madrid.
Worker representation and labor services