Title: UAW Region 10: Minneapolis Sub-Regional Office Collection

Type:  Records

Date:  1941-1980   

Size: 19 linear feet, 19 storage boxes

ID#: 1056-uaw

OCLC:  

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UAW Region 10, created out of the division of Region 4 at the 1949 Constitutional Convention, encompassed the Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana areas.  At the 1992 convention Region 10 merged once again with Region 4 which now includes the same states as the pre-1949 Region 4.  Most of Region 10's membership was concentrated in the automobile and agricultural implement industries of Minnesota and Wisconsin.  Raymond Majerus succeeded the region's first director, Harvey Kitzman, in 1972 and remained in that post until his election as Secretary-Treasurer of the UAW in 1980.

The UAW Region 10: Minneapolis Sub-Regional Office Collection consists of correspondence, reports, financial records, and other material related to contract negotiations, grievance arbitration, and benefits administration in the greater Minneapolis area locals represented by the sub-regional office.

 

Subjects

Agricultural machinery industry--Minnesota

Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company

Automobile industry and trade--Minnesota

Automobile industry workers--Minnesota

Chrysler Corporation

Collective bargaining--Agricultural machinery industry

Collective bargaining--Automobile industry and trade

Fairmont Railway Motors

Ford Motor Company

General Motors Corporation

Insurance, Health

International Harvester

John Deere Corporation

Pensions

Supplemental unemployment benefits--United States

White Motor Company

Correspondents

Harvey Kitzman

Raymond Majerus

Transferred

A number of contracts received with the collection have been transferred to the Archives Library.

Related Collections

UAW Region 10 Collection 0542-uaw

UAW Holdings

 

Contents

PLEASE NOTE:  Folders are computer-arranged alphabetically in this finding aid, but may actually be dispersed throughout several boxes in the collection.  Note carefully the box number for each folder heading.

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