Labor Studies  Tags: labor business policy_studies human_resources  

Ohio State University Ehistory project multimedia collections. Cartoons and documents.

University of Arizona Library Web Exhibit. Personal papers, correspondence, newspaper articles, documents from the I.W.W., government reports, etc.

University of Albany History Department. Collections include Endicott Johnson Corporation, Glovers of Fulton County, Schenectady General Electric, and U.S. Labor and Industrial History Audio Project.

Everett Public Library. Photographs and newspaper articles. (Search is on the left side of the page.)

Photographs, documents, oral histories, music, and videos.

FBI documents of historical interest released to the public through the Freedom of Information Act. For more info, click the blue circle i.

From HistoricalVoices.org. Audio files.

Digital Collections include Women Working and American Immigration.

Chicago Historical Society. Trial documents, broadsides, manuscripts, photographs, prints, engravings, pictures of artifacts, and published materials of that era.

Michigan State University Library Digital Collections: American Radicalism. I.W.W. pamphlets.

Cornell University Catherwood Library. Topics include the Triangle Factory Fire. Photographs.

Collections include the Haymarket Affair, America at Work, Inside an American Factory, and the National Child Labor Committee. Search the Ephemera Collection for pamphlets by various organizations.

Searchable.

Topics include longshoremen's association, agricultural workers, the oil industry, and labor camps.

Roosevelt University. Transcripts of oral histories on a number of labor topics.

University of Washington. Topics include the Seattle General Strike, the I.W.W., the Communist Party, and the Labor press.

University of Pittsburgh.

New York University Tamiment Library. Topics include Jewish labor and the Holocaust, New York City labor history, the anarchist movement, labor and culture, and the CPUSA.

(formerly, Electronic Text Center)

The Everett Massacre, the Centralia Massacre, Industries and Occupations Photographs, Clark Kinsey and Darius Kinsey photographs (logging industry), Social Issues photographs, WTO Seattle Collection

University of Washington. Planning documents, photographs, posters, signs, leaflets, etc. documenting the Seattle WTO protest.

U.S. Department of Labor.