1250 participants at the 4th Lower Austrian trade union meeting!

1250 participants at the 4th Lower Austrian trade union meeting!

Messe Wieselburg, 3250 Wieselburg, Österreich - On June 30, 2025, the 4th Lower Austrian trade union meeting took place in the marquee at the Wieselburg Volksfest. With 1,250 participants, including numerous officials, the event was a remarkable success. The meeting was organized by Austrian Trade Union Association (ÖGB) and the Workers' Chamber (AK). . The contribution by Markus Wieser, the chairman of the ÖGB Lower Austria and President of AK Lower Austria should be emphasized. In his speech, he emphasized the cohesion and importance of the joint commitment to the concerns of the employees. The event was characterized by recognition and appreciation towards works councils, staff representatives and youth representatives.

a colorful supporting program

The event not only offered political and social impulses, but also musical entertainment by the Edlseer, which provided a festive atmosphere. There was also a "fun arena" for families that provided a varied program for young and old.

The large number of participants speaks for the significant support that the ÖGB enjoys in the region. Wieser pointed out that a high number of members of the ÖGB contributes decisively to enforce the concerns of the employees. With a wide range of categories covered by the VIDA transport and service union, the representation of the interests of employees: inside from over 100 nations is guaranteed.

the ÖGB and its mission

The ÖGB pursues the goal of maintaining and improving the quality of life of the workers in various sectors, from teaching to the pension. In areas such as railway, trade, social services and gastronomy, the union actively campaigns for the rights and interests of its members. Further information on the work of the ÖGB is on the website www.oegb.at In summary, the 4th Lower Austrian trade union meeting was an impressive demonstration of the commitment to employee rights, supplemented by a diverse program and broad support from long -term friends and partners of the unions. The high number of participants illustrates the relevance of trade union work in the region.