Kerala Labour Movement

About us

Empowering Workers. Upholding Dignity. Building a Just Society.

Since its inception in 1974, KLM has played a significant role in addressing the diverse challenges faced by workers throughout the state. Over more than five decades of dedicated service, the movement has emerged as a strong and credible voice for social justice, labour rights, and equitable development.

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1974

Year of Inception

32

Dioceses in Kerala

8

Workers Forums

Our Principles

Our Principles. Our Promise.

Dignity of Labour

Ensuring focused attention to sector-specific issues while collectively advancing the broader goals of labour welfare, dignity of labour, and social justice.

Equal rights and opportunities for all workers

KLM continues to work towards building an inclusive society where workers are ensured fair opportunities and justice.

Fair and standardized wages

KLM continues to work towards building an inclusive society where workers are ensured fair opportunities and justice.

Access to welfare schemes and compensatory measures

It functions as a vital platform committed to promoting the welfare, dignity, and empowerment of workers.

United in God’s Love

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The Kerala Labour Movement (KLM) serves as the official labour wing of the Kerala Catholic Bishops’ Council (KCBC) Commission for Labour. It functions as a vital platform committed to promoting the welfare, dignity, and empowerment of workers, with a special focus on the unorganized sector across Kerala

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