The All Pakistan Federation of United Trade Unions (APFUTU) is a major labor and trade union center based in Pakistan. It was founded in 1979 and received its legal recognition as a national labor center from the Government of Pakistan in 1992. It serves as a representative body for workers' rights, uniting various trade unions across different sectors of the economy. APFUTU works to promote fair labor practices, ensure better wages, improve working conditions, and advocate for social justice and labor legislation reforms. It plays a key role in collective bargaining, worker education, and in voicing the concerns of laborers at national and international forums. APFUTU is committed to empowering workers through solidarity and democratic trade unionism.^[1]

• Pak Employees Union, Municipal and Wood Working,
• Punjab Local Transport Union,
• Labour Union TMAs, Pak Employees Union,
• TMA, Gujrat,
• Pakistan Brick Kiln Labour Union,
• Punjab Federation of Brick Kiln Labour Unions,
• Punjab Federation of Agricultural Workshops,
• DESCON Engineering Labour Union,
• Pakistan Power Looms Employees Union,
• Pakistan Civil Transport Workers Union,
• Cab Federation of Transport Punjab,
• Pakistan State Life Insurance Staff Union,
• Anwar Industries Workers Union,
• Amin Coal Mines Workers Union,
• Jamhoori Workers Union,
• WASA,
• FDA, Fasilabad Workers & Staff Trade Union
• Crescent Sugar Mills Employees Union,
• Agricultural Eng. Housing & Physical Planning National Employees Union,
• State Life Insurance Staff Union
• Descon Engineering Mazdoor Union,
• Dharki
• ICI Employees Union (CBA) Karachi.
• Pak Employees Union Wood Working Center
• Labour & Staff Union (CBA) Shahtaj Sugar Mills Hussnain Textile Mills Workers Union
• Labour Union Zahid Garments Industry
• Pak Labour Union, Azhar Garments
• Pak Employees Union, Fazal Textile Mills
• Teachers and Education Association
• Union of Journalists, Pakistan
• Cultural Workers Union
• Sports Workers Forum