While the CIO and KOL shared somewhat the "one big union" concept,the CIO's goals were more similar to the AFL than to the KOL.

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The CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations) was formed by unions that had broken away from the AFL (American Federation of Labor) due to disagreements over organizing tactics and inclusion of different types of workers. While the CIO did share some ideas of unity among workers, their goals were more focused on industrial unionism and organizing all workers in a particular industry, which is more similar to the AFL's approach. The Knights of Labor (KOL), on the other hand, had a broader, more idealistic vision of economic and social reform, including the abolition of wage labor and the establishment of worker cooperatives.

While the CIO and KOL Shared Somewhat the "One Big