Jamestown Regional Office Correspondence, 1990

File — Box: 31, Folder: 7

Scope and Contents

Brochure, "Clearing the Air: Applying New York's Clean Indoor Air Act at the Worksite," published by NYS Department of Health, October 1989; outline for Right-to-Know and Public Employee Safety and Health Act training, March 15; 1990 training registration and evaluation forms; Chemical Hazard Communication for Public Employers: NYS "Right-to-Know" Law and NY PESHA Hazard Communication Standard Summary Sheet; chronology of federal and NYS safety and health legislation, 1970-1989; OSHA Hazard Communication Standard Legislative Intent; related materials; newsletter, Fact Finder, published by Jamestown Area Labor Management Committee and Jamestown Community College Business and Industry Center, with cover memo from Jim Conti, March 2; memo to Jim Conti re the Jamestown Area Labor-Management Committee, with attached report calling the committee a cosmetic approach to a poor labor relations climate in the Jamestown area, orientation more management than labor, co-opted labor leaders, recommending graceful demise, December 20, 1989; memo from Jim Conti re contractual disciplinary hearing replacing 3020a hearing as a mandatory subject of bargaining, with attached case, Antinore v State of New York, March 2; related memo to NYSUT executive director James Wood, March 9; memo re proposed construction and purchase of a southwestern New York regional office building, with cost projections and floor plan, May 17; report by State Education Department Bureau of Facilities Planning re asbestos inspection of Prospect Elementary School, Salamanca School District, with cover memo to Jim Conti, January 29

Dates

1990

Creator

From the Collection: New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) (creator, Organization)

Language of Materials

Collection material in English

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