AFL-CIO-Trade Subcommittee, 1992-1995

File — Box: 34, Folder: 30

Scope and Contents

Statement of Purpose, Subcommittee on Trade, Executive Council Committee on Economic Policy; memo to Mazur from ILGWU research director Herman Starobin summarizing February 8, 1994, meeting of Subcommittee on Trade; memo to Mazur from Starobin discussing issues for upcoming August 4, 1992, meeting of subcommittee (NAFTA, GATT, MFA); personal and confidential memo to Mazur from Starobin with paragraph-by-paragraph critique of proposal by ACTWU’s Ron Blackwell for alternative to NAFTA, July 24, 1992, and original proposal with handwritten comments by Starobin; memo to Mazur from Starobin re NAFTA, July 27, 1992; outline, Principal Details of the New Senate and House Textile/Apparel Bill; memo to Mazur from AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland re campaign to defeat NAFTA, August 18, 1993; article by Mazur for AIFLD, “Will Free Traders Heed Buchanan’s Blast?” (English and Spanish), March 15, 1996; “Another Look at the NAFTA Labor Accord,” remarks to LLC conference workshop, Labor Law in the Era of Free Trade, May 16, 1996, with descriptive summary, “Worker Rights in U.S. International Trade and Investment Law”; press release, “Sierra Club, AFL-CIO Join Forces in Campaign to Defeat Proposed NAFTA,” September 14, 1993; booklet prepared by AFL-CIO Economic Research Department, “Multinational Corporations,” February 1995; report, “The Trade Picture, Year End 1994,” prepared by AFL-CIO Economic Research Department, April 1995; handwritten notes by Mazur

Dates

1992-1995

Language of Materials

Collection material in English

Conditions Governing Access

From the Collection:

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