Communications Workers of America, Local 1150 Records 1939-1990s

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Communications Workers of America, Local 1150 Records 1939-1990s

This collection details the development of CWA Local 1150 (long-distance telephone workers employed by AT&T), and its history as a militant force in the New York-area communications industry. The local was divided into three sections: Traffic (operators), Plant (maintenance and technical) and Administrative (clerical, white collar); and the arrangement of the records often reflects these divisions. The collection includes correspondence, memos, reports, election records, bulletins, clippings, bargaining records and agreements, and photographs.

74.5 linear feet; in 76 record cartons and manuscript boxes and one oversized folder.

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Communications Workers of America. Local 1150 (New York, N.Y.)

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The jurisidiction of CWA Local 1150 has shifted somewhat over the years since its founding in 1951, but its basic purpose had been to represent long-distance operators, maintenance workers and clerical workers employed by AT&T in the New York metropolitan area. Through the period covered by this collection, half or more of all Long Lines (long distance) workers were women. The New York Local was (and is) divided into three sections: Traffic (operators), Plant (installation and m...

American Union of Telephone Workers.

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National Federation of Telephone Workers

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American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Long Lines Department

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Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers.

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