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Useful tools for editing trade union articles

Sample trade union article
For more information see Guide to layout

This page is the framework for a standard article on a trade union. Each section discusses what should be included, as well as the relevance for different levels of organizations.

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Canadian Auto Workers

The Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) (properly the National Automobile, Aerospace, Transportation and General Workers Union of Canada) is one of Canada's largest and highest profile trade unions.



Categories
For more information see Help:Category

Categories are like the filing system for Wikipedia. They are important to include in an article, and there are a number of them available. In general, always pick the most specific category you can find. There are two specific categories that should be filled for every trade union article.
 * - use the most specific sub-category you can find.
 * - use the most specific sub-category you can find.

A more general list of trade union categories can be found at WikiProject Organized Labour#Categories

Stubs
For more information see Stub

Stubs are used as markers for short articles that need to be expanded. Generally, an article that is less than 1 - 2 paragraphs long is considered a stub.

The list of available trade union stubs can be found at WikiProject Organized Labour#Stub templates

Templates
For more information see Template messages

Templates often appear as information boxes, like the one shown in the sample page above. There are a number of templates available specifically for trade union articles. They can be found at WikiProject Organized Labour#Templates