Union of German Restaurant Workers
former German Reich trade union (1898–1920)
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Union of German Restaurant Workers
Summary
Union of German Restaurant Workers is a labor union[1].
Key Facts
- Union of German Restaurant Workers is in the country of Germany[2].
- Union of German Restaurant Workers's instance of is recorded as labor union[3].
- Union of German Restaurant Workers was followed by Central Union of Hotel, Restaurant and Cafe Employees[4].
- Union of German Restaurant Workers's headquarters location is recorded as Hamburg[5].
- Union of German Restaurant Workers's chairperson is recorded as Hugo Poetzsch[6].
- Union of German Restaurant Workers's chairperson is recorded as Robert Zeiske[7].
- January 1, 1898 marks the founding of Union of German Restaurant Workers[8].
- Union of German Restaurant Workers was dissolved in 1920[9].
- Union of German Restaurant Workers's official name is recorded as Verband Deutscher Gastwirtsgehilfen[10].
- Union of German Restaurant Workers's official name is recorded as Verband der Gastwirtsgehilfen[11].
- Union of German Restaurant Workers's board member is recorded as Rudolf Ströhlinger[12].
- Union of German Restaurant Workers's has goal is recorded as labor union[13].
Body
Founding
January 1, 1898 marks the founding of Union of German Restaurant Workers[8].
Identity
Official names include Verband Deutscher Gastwirtsgehilfen[10] and Verband der Gastwirtsgehilfen[11]. Union of German Restaurant Workers was followed by Central Union of Hotel, Restaurant and Cafe Employees[4].
Leadership
Chairpersons include Hugo Poetzsch[6], a trade unionist[14], 1863–1946[15], of Germany[16] and Robert Zeiske[7]. Union of German Restaurant Workers's board member is recorded as Rudolf Ströhlinger[12].
Operations
Union of German Restaurant Workers's headquarters location is recorded as Hamburg[5].
Dissolution
Union of German Restaurant Workers was dissolved in 1920[9].