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Labor Archives of Washington: Organization Records

LAW contains records from individuals and organizations that document the local, national and international dimensions of the labor movement in the Pacific Northwest.

Guides to Organization Records

Collections found within the Labor Archives of Washington, University of Washington Libraries Special Collections Division.

  • Labor Unions--Records of the organizations that are the collective bargaining agents of workers. Also includes regional labor councils, which are composed of local union affiliates.

  • Labor Studies/Labor History Organizations--Records of organization that have in their scope the study of labor culture and history and industrial relations and the lives and conditions of working people.

  • Employee & Civil Rights Organizations - Records of organizations that advocated equality in the workplace, fought discrimination on the job, or advocated new pro-labor sociopolitical relations but were not labor unions.

  • Professional Associations - Records of organizations formed by workers in a particular trade or profession but which were not collective bargaining agents.

  • Pro-Labor Organizations - 

  • Government Bodies - Records of government bodies that are related to labor.

  • Labor Critics & Opponents -

  • Employers - Records and papers from employers.