Statements by the AFL-CIO Executive Council, Bal Harbour, Fla., February 1981

Consists of statements from the AFL-CIO Executive Council on Decontrol of Energy Prices, Urban Enterprise Zones, The National Economy, High Interest Rate Policies, The Impact on Housing of High Interest Rates, Prevailing Wages, Fair Labor Standards Act, Teen-wage Fiction, International Trade and Investment, Cuba Independent and Democratic, Somali Refugee Crisis, Poland, The Murders of Michael Hammer, Mark Pearlman, and Joe Rodolfo Viera in El Salvador, The President's Economic Proposal, New York Air, The Common Defense and the General Welfare, Occupational Safety an Health Act, Civil Rights, Social Security (OASDHI), Unemployment Insurance, Community Service Agencies in the Private Sector, Consumer-Financed Union Busting in Health Care, UNESCO, Boycott of Perdue Farm, Inc., and Immigration Police. Also includes a Background Paper on International Trade and Investment, a Fact Sheet on Recent and Proposed Cutbacks to Unemployment Insurance, a Report on Cases Filed under Article XX, a copy of the Equal Rights Amendment, a paper on the AFL-CIO Program of Action in Support of Black Trade Unions in South Africa, and an article on Recombinant DNA Research.