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2544:. The archival and library holdings were transferred in 2013, dating from the establishment of the AFL (1881), and offer almost complete records from the founding of the AFL-CIO (1955). Among the estimated 40 million documents are AFL-CIO Department records, trade department records, international union records, union programs, union organizations with allied or affiliate relationships with the AFL-CIO, and personal papers of union leaders. Extensive photo documentation of labor union activities from the 1940s to the present are in the photographic negative and digital collections. Additionally, collections of graphic images, over 10,000 audio tapes, several hundred films and videotapes, and over 2,000 artifacts are available for public research and study.
762:. King hoped for a coalition between civil rights and labor that would improve the situation for the entire working class by ending racial discrimination. However, King also criticized the AFL-CIO for its tolerance of unions that excluded black workers. "I would be lacking in honesty," he told the delegates of the 1965 Illinois AFL-CIO Convention during his keynote address, "if I did not point out that the labor movement of thirty years ago did more in that period for civil rights than labor is doing today...Our combined strength is potentially enormous, but we have not used a fraction of it for our own good or the needs of society as a whole." King and the AFL-CIO diverged further in 1967, when King announced his opposition to the
826:). The AFL-CIO continued to experience political defeats in the 70's, particular when it came to the Democratic nomination of George McGovern in 1972. The federation leaders were opposed to McGovern's stance on issues such as the Vietnam war. Although they attempted to stop the nomination at the Democratic National Convention of 1972, their attempts proved to be futile as they realized the chokehold they had on politics was giving way to a more diverse set of delegates. This marked a turning point in the political power they held as a federation in the U.S.
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492:(IUD). It had been constitutionally mandated by the new AFL-CIO constitution created by the merger of the AFL and CIO in 1955, as CIO unions felt that the AFL's commitment to industrial unionism was not strong enough to permit the department to survive without a constitutional mandate. For many years, the IUD was a
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organizations chartered and funded by the AFL-CIO as voter registration and mobilization bodies. These groups conduct research, host training and educational conferences, issue research reports and publications, lobby for legislation and build coalitions with local groups. Each constituency group has
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Washington and the state capitals, and on "GOTV" (get-out-the-vote) campaigns in major elections. For example, in the 2010 midterm elections, it sent 28.6 million pieces of mail. Members received a "slate card" with a
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merged after a long estrangement. Union membership in the US peaked in 1979, when the AFL-CIO's affiliated unions had nearly twenty million members. From 1955 until 2005, the AFL-CIO's member unions represented nearly all unionized workers in the United States. Several large unions split away from
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to replace the company's top management and several board members. Organized labor is divided on the issue, which is the major sticking point of a proxy battle between NS management and investors ahead of a May 9, 2024 shareholder meeting. AFL-CIO came out and voiced its support for
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list of union endorsements matched to the member's congressional district, along with a "personalized" letter from
President Obama emphasizing the importance of voting. In addition, 100,000 volunteers went door-to-door to promote endorsed candidates to 13 million union voters in 32 states.
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Nations, the A.F.L.-C.I.O., and ministries of foreign affairs and finance worldwide. The hack of the A.F.L.-C.I.O. focused on issues surrounding the negotiations over the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal that excluded
846:. The NUP's program for reform of the federation included reduction of the central bureaucracy, more money spent on organizing new members rather than on electoral politics, and a restructuring of unions and locals, eliminating some smaller locals and focusing more along the lines of
857:(CtW) formed, threatening to secede from the AFL-CIO if its demands for major reorganization were not met. As the AFL-CIO prepared for its 50th anniversary convention in late July, three of the federations' four largest unions announced their withdrawal from the federation: the
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the dues. International unions assess the AFL-CIO dues themselves, and collect them on top of their own dues-generating mechanisms or simply pay them out of the dues the international collects. But not all international unions pay their required state federation and CLC dues.
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in 2005, although a number of those unions have since re-affiliated, and many locals of Change to Win are either part of or work with their local central labor councils. The largest unions currently in the AFL-CIO are the
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jurisdiction or organizing). As of May 2023, the AFL-CIO had 60 member unions representing 12.5 million members.
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Galvin, Kevin (February 19, 1996). "AFL-CIO saying goodbye to fun in sun as it fights decline".
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Mishak, Michael. "UNITE HERE Even More Split as Co-Leader Resigns in Huff."
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Soderstrom, Carl; Soderstrom, Robert; Stevens, Chris; Burt, Andrew (2018).
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Strope, Leigh (March 9, 2004). "AFL-CIO President Says Bush AWOL on Jobs".
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Greenhouse, Steven. "Infighting Distracts Unions at Crucial Time."
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2577:Washington State Federation of Labor Records.
2086:Alan Draper, "Labor and the 1966 Elections."
431:, with a great deal of activity in lobbying,
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671:, the AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust, the
575:Labor Council for Latin American Advancement
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2598:1979–2013. 16.32 cubic feet (22 boxes). At
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561:, the AFL-CIO Union Veterans Council, the
275:List of unions affiliated with the AFL–CIO
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3563:Trade Union Confederation of the Americas
2618:. Approximately 40 million documents. At
2500:Tillman, Ray M. and Michael S. Cummings.
1069:List of labor unions in the United States
873:disaffiliated in mid-September 2005, the
534:Transportation Trades Department, AFL-CIO
423:The AFL-CIO was a major component of the
3538:1955 establishments in the United States
1382:Ray M. Tillman and Michael S. Cummings,
806:After the smashing electoral victory of
741:
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1942:The State & Labor in Modern America
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637:National Day Laborer Organizing Network
185:International Trade Union Confederation
2995:AFL–CIO Employees Federal Credit Union
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1621:from the original on November 30, 2020
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844:November 2004 US presidential election
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669:AFL-CIO Employees Federal Credit Union
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2616:George Meany Memorial AFL-CIO Archive
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563:Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance
429:the liberal side of national politics
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2666:from the original on August 29, 2023
2135:from the original on August 26, 2017
1788:p. 184, Random House, New York, NY.
1250:Office of Labor-Management Standards
1227:Office of Labor-Management Standards
1207:Office of Labor-Management Standards
1187:Office of Labor-Management Standards
1097:Office of Labor-Management Standards
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245:Congress of Industrial Organizations
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1356:Walsh, Deirdre (October 25, 2010).
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1286:from the original on April 1, 2024.
853:In 2005, the NUP dissolved and the
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519:Maritime Trades Department, AFL-CIO
27:Federation of American trade unions
2899:Coalition of Black Trade Unionists
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1146:(U of North Carolina Press, 2017).
1054:Labor history of the United States
642:United Students Against Sweatshops
567:Coalition of Black Trade Unionists
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1915:. New York : Norton. p. 96.
1850:. New York : Norton. p. 47.
1566:Daraio, Robert (March 14, 2012).
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732:Labor unions in the United States
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539:Union Label Department, AFL-CIO
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255:American Federation of Teachers
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652:Working for America Institute
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559:A. Philip Randolph Institute
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82:American Federation of Labor
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221:national trade union center
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2488:What Unions No Longer Do.
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2103:Cowie, Jefferson (2010).
1939:Dubofsky, Melvyn (1994).
1506:. AFL-CIO. Archived from
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1213:submitted March 30, 2021.
1023:Executive vice presidents
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627:Labor Heritage Foundation
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1276:"Our Unions and Allies"
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2858:Professional Employees
2596:Jackie Boschok Papers.
2542:National Labor College
2465:Lichtenstein, Nelson.
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551:nonprofit
234:pro-labor
148:President
56:Formation
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2988:Programs
2775:AFL-CIO
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2528:Archives
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3152:Locals
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