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Scope and Contents Consists of statements by AFL-CIO Executive Council on California Proposition 9, Corporate Abuse, The Federal Budget, National Economy, Central America, The Soviet Challenge, Support for Chicago Firefighters, Andrei Sakharov, Cambodia, The 1980 Moscow Olympics, Job Safety and Health for Federal Employees, The Attack on OSHA, The Nomination of William Lubbers, The High Education Amendments of 1980, Housing, Low-Income Energy Assistance, Unemployment Insurance, Social Security, Pension...

Scope and Contents Consists of statements by AFL-CIO Executive Board on Reindustrialization, Strikes in Poland, The 1980 Presidential Election, Paul Hall, The National Economy, Inflation, George Hardy, William Sidell, Boycott of Royal Oak and Sparky Charcoal Briquettes, Michelin Tire Corporation, The Madrid Conference, Unemployment Insurance, Cortell & Leonard, The Emergency Pension Rescue Bill, The Venice Summit, Airline Safety, The Seizure of U.S. Tuna Boats, a report on the AFL-CIO Pension Fund...

Scope and Contents 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...

Scope and Contents Consists of statements from the AFL-CIO Executive Council on Current Energy Issues, Support of Air Traffic Controllers, Social Security, Workers' Compensation Exclusive State Funds, The Corporate Merger Fever, The Role of Government, Emmet Andrews, Fred Kroll, The Tax Cut Bill, The National Economy, Gutting Worker Standards by Deregulation, Human Rights, The Berlin Wall and the Helsinki Accord, Suppression of Black Trade Unions in South Africa, Civil Rights, Short Time Compensation, Coors...

Scope and Contents Consists of statements from the AFL-CIO Executive Council on International Trade and Investment, National Defense, Tight Money, An Alternative to Reagonomics with an associated fact sheet, Jerry Wurf, Housing, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Centennial, The Renomination of John Van de Water, Civil Rights, Employment and Training, Social Security, Workers' Compensation, New Federalism with associated fact sheet, South Africa, The Middle East, Poland, International Economic Summit, Health Care with...

Scope and Contents Consists of statements from the AFL-CIO Executive Council on Interest Rates, International Trade and Investment, a report on Prior AFL-CIO Policies on Trade and Investment Issues of 1983, statements on Defense Report, David J. Fitzmaurice, David Dubinsky, transcripts of three press conferences, statements on AFL-CIO Economic Program for Jobs and Fairness, AFL-CIO Jobs and Stimulus Programs, a fact sheet on Oppose Budget Cuts, a background paper on Taxes, statements on Social Security, 1983...

Scope and Contents Consists of press releases from the AFL-CIO regarding unemployment insurance, collective bargaining efforts, George Meany, the 1980 congressional session, Bill Douglas, an AFL-CIO conference with the White House, the 1980 Olympic Games, OSHA, discrimination in employment, the national economy, economic policies, housing, deregulation, the 1980 census, Tony Dechant, tax policies, inflation, social security, sweatshops, health care, federal budget cuts, workers' compensation, Paul Hall,...

Scope and Contents Consists of press releases from the AFL-CIO regarding speeches and broadcasts made by Lane Kirkland, John J. Sweeney, and Thomas R. Donahue, collective bargaining efforts, the 1980 election, OSHA, media representation of unions, President Reagan's policies, including budget cuts, economic policies, Social Security, taxes, and deregulation, inflation, air traffic safety, civil rights, education, health care, strikes, housing, immigration, unemployment, Solidarity Day, Labor Day, and the ERA....