Arbitration, Industrial -- United States

This collection consists of the records of Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Local 807, located in Auburn, New York. They were collected by William J. McLane, local chairman, and also include the records of the successor unions for this group of employees.

This collection consists of the records of Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Local 807, located in Auburn, New York. Consists chiefly of correspondence regarding employee claims and grievances, the wage-rules movement, mergers, and routine business matters; also, routine administrative documents, forms, certificates and schedules, and financial records.

Bulletins, correspondence, convention proceedings, arbitration, grievance, and subject files, meeting minutes, union publications, and ephemera relating to the BLFE, labor relations in the railroad industry in the United States, and railroad labor issues from the late 19th through the mid-20th centuries.

The collection is arranged alphabetically by company name, except for Box No. 12 and portions of Box No. 13, which contain arbitration cases involving the International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots. Except as noted, all case files contain an Award. Most files, however, include much more documentation as is noted throughout the description.

Conference proceedings of a strategy meeting on contract negotiations. In the matter of a meeting of the CIO Maritime Committee, involving discussion of the mapping out of strategy and tactics on uniform basis for all unions whose contracts expire on June 15, and related subjects; 636 pages.

Collective labor agreements

CIO agreement between Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation and the Steelworkers Organizing Committee.

U.S. NLRB decision on General Electric and International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers 1960 Contract Negotiations.

The collection consists of the records regarding the hearings of the Special Commission of Arbitration on July 15, 1924.

Collection includes 1971-1972 agreements, correspondence re negotiations, employer and employee exhibits, wage data, and arbitration decisions.