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Policy statement, “GATT and the Social Clause,” re need for clause in GATT and Multifiber Arrangement (MFA) creating labor standards and allowing workers to organize and bargain collectively, November 7, 1993; statement by Mazur before the House Subcommittee on Trade, January 24, 1992

See also Immigration; see also NAFTA; see also GATT 1993; see also Trilateral Commission; see also National Strategy Information Center – Conference (Greece) 1991 Remarks by Mazur re new security challenge facing Trilateral Commission countries posed by international and national migration and resulting ethnic conflicts and urban crime, relationship to NAFTA, GATT, and other trade policies

Speech by Mazur re U.S. policy toward Haiti, to National Labor Committee, April 23, 1993; testimony by Mazur re status of Haitian refugees, December 20, 1991

See also AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department – Health, Safety, and Environment Committee 1988-1993 Speech by Mazur before the AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department (IUD) Conference on Health and Safety in Organizing, March 16

See also Speeches – Jobs with Justice Health Care Campaign 1993 Speech by Mazur, “Special Interests Make Us Sick,” referring to insurance companies, drug companies, doctors, and hospitals, calling for universal health care, expressing hope that the new president (Clinton) will lead change, April 1, 1993

Testimony by Mazur before the House Ways and Means Committee re comprehensive health insurance legislation, October 22, 1991

See also National Committee for Labor Israel Speech by Mazur at National Committee for Labor Israel award dinner honoring Stanley Hill, November 19, 1992

Testimony by Mazur before the U.S. Department of Labor hearings on Industrial Homework in the Women’s Apparel Industry, in New York City, March 29, 1989; list of questions and answers for review by Mazur as follow-up to testimony, March 24, 1989; Mazur press conference statement, March 29, 1989; statement by Mazur on panel by the NYS Dept. of Labor, 1993

Testimony by Mazur, ACTWU president Jack Sheinkman, and home worker Jo Carmack at oversight hearing on Department of Labor’s proposal to lift the ban on industrial homework before the Subcommittee on Labor Standards of the House Committee on Education and Labor, in Washington, D.C., September 16 and 23, 1986; correspondence

See also Speeches – Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI) Parity; see also Speeches – Gray Area Phenomenon 1993; see also NAFTA; see also Speeches – GATT Statement by Mazur before the congressionally mandated Commission for the Study of International Migration and Cooperative Economic Development re causes of Western Hemisphere migration, particularly from Central America and the Caribbean, and U.S. policy affecting it, July 14, 1989