The Italian General Confederation of Labour (CGIL) is one of the largest trade union organizations in Italy. Founded in 1906, it represents a wide range of workers across various sectors, advocating for their rights and interests. The CGIL focuses on improving working conditions, wages, and social justice for its members. The organization plays a significant role in Italian labor relations and engages in collective bargaining with employers and the government. It also participates in social and political discussions, aiming to influence policies that affect workers' rights and welfare in Italy.