United States Steel Corporation Duquesne Works Industrial Relations Department records, 1904-1980.

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United States Steel Corporation Duquesne Works Industrial Relations Department records, 1904-1980.

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This collection contains records from the Industrial Relations Department of U.S. Steel's Duquesne Works. Included are employee cards, which provide information on an individual's work history. Grievances and payroll records are also present. Public relations materials and plant security files are included, as well as correspondence regarding a variety of topics. Payroll ledgers are available only on microfilm.

53.75 linear ft. (43 boxes + 41 microfilm reels)

University of Pittsburgh

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SNAC Resource ID: 7319281

University of Pittsburgh

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