Industrial relations

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Study prepared for the Maritime Administration of the United States Department of Commerce by Aaron W. Warner and Alfred S. Eichner, with James J. Healy serving as advisor. 327 pages plus appendices.

Scope and Contents The Archives Foreign File is a collection of printed ephemeral documents, issued primarily by foreign and international trade unions and labor organizations. All continents are represented, though the majority of materials is of European origin. Topics covered in this collection include union organizing, unemployment, working conditions, the working class, the labor movement, industrial relations, worker education, international trade unionism, works councils, automation, economic conditions...

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This collection consists of various pamphlets relating to labor and work.

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Microfilm collection of letters, press relesases, petitions, and pamplets relating to the arrest and imprisonment of Joseph Ettor and the "Bread and Roses" strike in Lawrence, MA in 1912.

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Account book for a carding and finishing mill in Methuen, MA

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Collection of receipts, bills and statements. Also some minutes, tax returns, correspondence, sight drafts and checks, and labor-related receipts. There is one folder of papers of Jefferson Choice Evins, the Company's third president; it includes some correspondence relating to his duties as president of the Cotton Manufacturers Association of South Carolina.

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A ledger listing names of workers, days worked, wages paid, and signatures of workers indicating they had received the sums listed by their names.