AFL-CIO Executive Council, February, 1992

File — Box: 31, Folder: 11

Scope and Contents

Statements by Executive Council on: auto trade legislation, collapse of Soviet Union, economic conversion, El Salvador Peace Accords, Haiti, international trade negotiation, loan guarantees for Israel, negative campaigning, program for economic recovery, U.S. employer interference in Mexican law enforcement; report of the housing committee to the Executive Council; State and Local Central Bodies Committee report to the Executive Committee; report on cases filed under Article XX and XXI, December 31, 1991; letter to AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland from the Joint Trade Unions Research Development Centre, Jamaica, West Indies, noting concerns with the Uruguay Round negotiations of GATT, January 9, 1992; talking points (for Lane Kirkland?) re post-election strategy, November 5; Garin-Hart Strategic Research Group executive summary of key findings for the Democratic Study Center survey of likely voters; description of state-by-state term limit initiatives, February 14; draft, “Fashioning an Industrial Strategy for Garment Workers,” by James Parrott and Carl Proper, May 4, 1992; memo re ILGWU-sponsored apparel technology demonstration center, February 27; related newspaper clipping re GIDC from Women’s Wear Daily; press release from the American Textile Manufacturers Institute, “New Textile, Apparel Import Records Raise Industry Concerns,” February 20; notice of public hearing on adult literacy in New York State; copies of AFL-CIO News

Dates

1992

Language of Materials

Collection material in English

Conditions Governing Access

From the Collection:

The ILGWU Records, except for publications and materials produced for publication, are restricted. Materials created prior to twenty years from the current date are open to researchers only with prior written permission from the Director of the Kheel Center; materials created during the past twenty-years are closed; the minutes of the General Executive Board are closed. For more information contact the Kheel Center.