AFL-CIO Executive Council, 1989

File — Box: 31, Folder: 18

Scope and Contents

Presentation by Roper Organization, “Labor Makes a Comeback and Other Key Opinion Trends”; statement by the Executive Council on affirmative action, affordable housing for families and homeless, Burma, Central America, child labor, Chile, Eastern Airlines, industrial homework, Hungary’s unions, international trade and investment, Korea, Malaysia, Maquiladora program in Mexico, minimum wage, negotiations in Poland, campaign finance reform, Histadrut and Israel, implementing the national affiliation fee, pension plan terminations, protecting the environment at Department of Energy nuclear facilities, the savings and loan failure, South Africa, tariffs, working families; reports by the Committee on Older and Retired Union Members, Committee on Occupational Safety and Health, Defense Committee re base closure, housing investment trust and building investment trust, cases filed under Article XX and XXI, organizing, Human Resources Development Institute, National Leadership Commission on Health Care; Open Response to Victor Reuther by executive officers of UAW accused of selling out to management, February 28, 1989

Dates

1989

Language of Materials

Collection material in English

Conditions Governing Access

From the Collection:

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