Addressing the professional, settlement and economic matters and fostering culture and education of the workers' public; ensuring organized work in all workplaces, establishing professional organizations of all workers for their professions and establishing national federations in various branches of work, encouraging immigration and its social and cultural absorption, promoting the national economy and raising labor and production productivity (additional goals appear in the association's bylaws), developing the workers' economy in agriculture (workers' settlements, groups and kibbutzim), in industry and crafts, in construction, in transportation and other transportation sectors in town and countryside, encouraging and developing cooperation in all its forms in all sectors of the economy, organizing the supply and consumption of workers and marketing their products on cooperative foundations, establishing institutions and establishing funds for financing the workers' economy in agriculture, industry and other branches of work, protecting the consumer public through consumer protection actions, establishing mutual assistance institutions and funds: sick fund, insurance and pension funds and other funds designed to promote mutual assistance among the workers' public, cultural and social activity among the workers' public: imparting the values of the labor movement, teaching the Hebrew language, publishing literature and journalism, establishing institutions for culture and education in general, including meeting the needs of association members who observe Jewish law, institutions for general education and professional training, encouraging physical culture among workers through affiliated organizations for physical culture 'HaPoel', organizing the workers' movement (Na'amat) as an integral part of the federation, organizing and encouraging the 'HaCholutz' movement, encouraging pioneering youth movements in the diaspora and fostering ties with them, relations with the federation and Jewish workers' organizations in the diaspora, with international labor movements and participation in international professional workers' organizations
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