Records, 1920-1976.

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Records, 1920-1976.

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Records of the National Association of Manufacturers Industrial Relations Department contain materials generated by the Open Shop Committee, including minutes and reports, bulletins, and other printed materials. There are also minutes from the Employment and Industrial Relations Departments. N.A.M.'s opposition to the Wagner and Fair Labor Standards Acts are documented and its support for Taft-Hartley is well described. There are also files on employee associations in collective bargaining, employee representation plans, foreman unionization, white collar organizing, women in industry, and management rights. The records for the World War II era trace N.A.M.'s work, the National Mediation and National War Labor Boards and its attitude towards the Roosevelt Administration's wartime labor policies.

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