Title: UAW Research Department Collection - Part 2 Type: Records Dates: 1939-1985 Size: 121 linear feet ID#: 350-uaw OCLC: |
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The papers in Part 2 of the UAW Research Department Collection consist primarily of correspondence and subject reference files. Much of the correspondence is related to contract negotiations; a smaller amount deals with the research queries of scholars and journalists. The subject files cover a variety of topics, but the largest portion contains newspaper clippings and financial reports profiling a number of manufacturing companies.
Aerospace industries--United States
Automation
Automobile industry and trade--Labor productivity
Automobile industry and trade--Law and legislation--United States
Automobiles, Foreign--Law and legislation--United States
David Beck
Chrysler Corporation
Collective bargaining--Aerospace industry--United States
Collective bargaining--Automobile industry and trade
Ford Motor Company
General Electric Company
General Motors Corporation
International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of America
International Metalworkers’ Federation
Labor supply--Effect of technological innovations on
Open and closed shop--Law and legislation--United States
Plant shutdowns
Profit-sharing plans
Schoolcraft Gardens Housing Cooperative
Supplemental unemployment benefits
Trade adjustment assistance--Law and legislation--United States
United States. Laws, statutes, etc. Trade Act of 1974
Wage incentive plans
Wages--Annual wage
George Addes
Irving Bluestone
Jack Conway
Douglas Fraser
Larry Gettlinger
Richard Gosser
Arthur Kornhauser
John Livingston
Emil Mazey
C. Wright Mills
Victor Reuther
Walter Reuther
Ralph Showalter
George L-P. Weaver
Leonard Woodcock
A large number of local union newspapers and contracts have been placed in the Archives Library.
121 Storage Boxes
Series I, Correspondence and General Files, 1939-84, Boxes 1-57 & 122, To Series
Series II, Company Profiles, 1936-85, Boxes 58-121 & 123, To Series
PLEASE NOTE: Folders are computer-arranged alphabetically within each series in this finding aid, but may actually be dispersed throughout several boxes in the collection. Note carefully the box number for each folder heading.