AFL-CIO's industrial union department appears in 3 Union Carbide documents (1977).
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In the Union Carbide documents
AFL-CIO's industrial union department is named in 3 Union Carbide documents dated 1977 (3 mentioned), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.
- H. B. Rhodes to R. L. Folkman on NIOSH Asbestos Recommendation and Calidria Exposure Levels, with Folkman's Request and WSJ Article (1977) UC-1609 (mentioned)
- Richard M. Kendall, "Court Battles Loom Over OSHA's Asbestos Standards" (Occupational Health) UC-2096 (mentioned)
- Gail Bronson, 'Drastic Cut in Asbestos Exposure Urged By Federal Agency for 250,000 Workers,' The Wall Street Journal UC-3145 (mentioned)
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