INVENTORY OF THE PAPERS OF
FRANK W. MCCULLOCH
University of Virginia Law Library
Mss 85-13, etc.
Prepared by Gary Gibbs, Michael Graham and Cecilia Brown
1986-94
University of Virginia Law Library
Charlottesville VA 22903
434/924-3023
Charlottesville VA 22903
434/924-3023
Biographical Sketch
Frank Waugh McCulloch was born in Evanston, Illinois in September 1905 and died in Charlottesville, Virginia in July 1996. He attended Evanston public schools and Williams College where he received his A.B. degree in 1926. In 1929, he received his LL.B. from Harvard University.
From 1930 to 1935 McCulloch worked by day for the Chicago firm of Sonnenschein, Berkson, Lautmann, Levinson & Morse, and in the evenings he did social settlement work in the Chicago Commons. From 1935 to 1946, he was the Industrial Relations Secretary for the Council for Social Action of the Congregational Christian Churches of America at its Chicago office. In 1940 was appointed director of the James Mullenbach Industrial Institute, a joint project of the Chicago Congregational Union and the Council for Social Action for which he worked until 1946. During this period he was a special lecturer for a course called "Church and Industrial Relations" for the Pacific School of Religion at Berkeley (1939-1940); Chicago Theological Seminary (1944, 1945); McCormick Theological Seminary (Chicago, 1945); University of Wisconsin Pastors' Institutes (1944, 1945); Presbyterian Pastors' Institute (Chicago, 1945).
In addition, McCulloch was active in a great variety of organizations such as the Chicago Chapter of the League For Industrial Democracy, where he was named treasurer and vice-president (1930-1931, 1936), and a member of the North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy (Chicago, 1936). He signed a "call" released by the Chicago Citizens' Rights Committee organized to investigate the Memorial Day "Massacre" at the Republic Steel Company plant (June, 8, 1937). He served as director of the Chicago branch of the Union for Democratic Action (1942); chairman of the Executive Committee of Americans for Democratic Action (1959); consultant with the Conscientious Objector's Information and Service Bureau (1941); treasurer of the Chicago Workers Committee on Unemployment (1931); speaker for the American Society for Cultural Relations with Russia (1933); sponsor of the Fifth Annual Mid-West Institute of International Relations (1936); and speaker for the Chicago Christian Youth Council and the Youth Committee Against War (1941), at War Policies Forum
In 1946 he became director of the Labor Education Division of Roosevelt University, a position he resigned in 1949 in order to become an administrative assistant to U.S. Senator Paul H. Douglas of Illinois. He held this post until President John F. Kennedy appointed him Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board in 1961. After ten years he left the NLRB and joined the law faculty at the University of Virginia.
Scope and Content Note for Mss 85-13
This collection of papers documents Frank McCulloch’s extracurricular work in the field of labor law since his retirement for the NLRB. The collection is divided in the four series. Series I, the largest group (boxes 1-46 and 63-70) contains the case files he has kept as a member of the Public Review Board of the United Auto Workers, 1971-1987. Series II is comprised of files which record his work as a member of the Virginia Commission of Public Employee Rights from 1972 to 1976, as well as the aid he gave the Virginia Education Association in its attempt to get collective bargaining powers in the early 70's. He has been a member of the Board of Directors of the Migrant Legal Action Program since 1971, and the Series III files concerning that program extend from 1971 to 1984. Finally in Series IV there are records dating from 1974 to 1983 regarding the Legal Services Corporation.
BOX INVENTORY
Mss 85-13
| Box | Date and Content Description |
| Series I: Public Review Board of the United Auto Workers | |
| 1 | 1969, #190: Hopkins--appeals processing of grievance and disposition of charges |
| 1973-74, #290: Coleman--election complaint | |
| 1972, #293: Riley--election complaint | |
| 1971-73, #294: Beck--election complaint | |
| 1972-73, #295: Dietrich--charges local president with constitution violation | |
| 1972, #299: Tanzella--transcript of appeal hearing re two grievances | |
| 1973-74, #301: Nickell--appeals handling of grievance re termination | |
| 1973-74, #313: Liddell--challenges action of the International Executive Board (IEB) declaring ratified a collective bargaining agreement rejected by skilled trades workers as in contravention of the constitution | |
| 2 | 1974-76, #322: Badura (3 folders)--appeals settlement of grievance protesting discharge |
| 1974, #328: DeLorenzo--appeals termination as International representative | |
| 1973-74, #330: Folts and Boyle--appeals two-year suspension of membership | |
| 1974, #349: Dawkins--transcript of appeal hearing re grievance concerning a transfer | |
| 1974-75, #350: Myers--appeals Local decision to deny reimbursement for mileage to Union meetings | |
| 1975, #361: Ferrar--appeals grievance with staff council | |
| 1977, #363: Williams--whether member properly pursued his intra-union remedy | |
| 1975, #367: Johns--dispute concerning membership as well as proper forum for appeal | |
| 1975-76, #369: Mey and Fulton--appeals denial of election protest | |
| 3 | 1975-77, #370: Short (2 folders)--election complaint |
| 1975-76, #373: Gonzalez--appeals IEB decision to remove G from position as committeeman | |
| 1970, #374: White, Larry (2 folders)--appeals decision re challenge of legality of seniority agreement | |
| 1976-78, #376: Jackson and Pettigrew--ethical practices complaint | |
| 1975-76, #377 & 378: Hughey, Greenleaf and Del Vecchio--election complaint | |
| 1976, #379: Sparks--election complaint | |
| 1975-76, #380: Sims--election protest | |
| 41976-77, #381: Kibler--challenges withdrawal and settlement of several grievances | |
| 1976-77, #382: Tanzella--appeals several grievances | |
| 1976-77, #383: Callaway (2 folders)--appeals rejection of claim that contract between North American Rockwell and UAW violated Union constitution | |
| 1975-76, #384: Derryberry--election complaint | |
| 1976-77, #385: Boyle--appeals conviction on charges of conduct unbecoming a Union member (see also #330) | |
| 1975-76, #386: Davis, Basil--appeals decision re his charges against another member | |
| 1976, #387: Fisher--challenges Local procedure used to formulate collective bargaining | |
| 51975-76, #388: Reid--election complaint | |
| 1975-76, #389: Strong--appeals dismissal of her charges against another member | |
| 1975-77, #390: Northrup--appeals removal as health and safety representative and rejection of his charges against Union officers | |
| 1974-75, #391: Jongeling--appeals rejection of claim that Local negotiation of new classification discriminated against him | |
| 1976-77, #392: Bench--election complaint | |
| 1975-76, #393: Thomas--election protest | |
| 1976, #394: Smith--appeals IEB's refusal to allow him simultaneous membership in two locals and challenges action requiring him to verify earnings | |
| 1975-76, #395: Rea--appeals withdrawal of grievances re disciplinary layoff | |
| 1975-76, #396: Stevens--appeals rejection of claim that S was improperly barred from candidacy for union position | |
| 1975-76, #397: Sponder--appeals conviction for conduct unbecoming a Union member, i.e. working overtime during a membership meeting | |
| 61976, #398: Anthony--appeals disqualification from candidacy for Local committee | |
| 1975-76, #399: Shalaway--election protest | |
| 1975-76, #400: Hedrick--appeals charges of misconduct | |
| 1976, #401: Theriot--election protest | |
| 1976, #402: Bannier--appeals chargers of misconduct | |
| 1974-77, #404: Coleman--appeals withdrawal of grievance protesting discharge | |
| 1975-76, #405: Gallagher--appeals decision regarding charges G brought against a Local officer | |
| 1975-77, #406: Piper--challenges his removal from position as Local insurance representative | |
| 71975-77, #407: Thompson-- election complaint | |
| 1976-77, #409: Morris--challenges his collective bargaining agreement re overtime and the resulting impact on his union dues | |
| 1974-79, #408: Stogner--ethical practices complaint | |
| 1976-77, #410: Appeal of Local 658, U.A.W.--jurisdictional dispute with another Local | |
| 1976-77, #411: Maskey--appeals refusal to arbitrate grievance re reclassification | |
| 1975-76, #412: Pullman--appeals withdrawal of grievance re discharge (3 folders) | |
| 1976-77, #414: Valdiserri--appeals decision that charges of misappropriation of funds V brought against Local president were improper under constitution | |
| 81975-77, #415: Bennett--appeals denial of grievance re temporary layoffs | |
| 1975-77, #416: Sims--appeals decision re S's receiving unauthorized funds from Local (2 folders) | |
| 1976-77, #417: Golias--appeals misconduct charges | |
| 1976-77, #418: Sosnowski--ethical practices complaint | |
| 1976-77, #419: Balicki--challenges decision that charges brought against Local president were improper under constitution | |
| 1976-77, #420: Linamen--appeals decision re L's removal as committeeman | |
| 1976-77, #421: Miller--contests ruling that charges brought against Local officials were improper under constitution | |
| 1976-77, #422: Sparks--challenges vote of Local membership to stop monthly payments to retirees' chapter | |
| 1976-77, #423: Berard--challenges decision that charges brought against Local officer were improper under constitution | |
| 91977-78, #424: Sosnowski--appeals finding that charges he brought against a committee chairman were improper under constitution | |
| 1976-77, #425: Arcaro--appeals decision to set aside his charges against a committeeman | |
| 1975-77, #426: Mosley--appeals handling of his discharge grievance | |
| 1971-78, #427: Lenz--appeals decision of Local to press grievance re promotion | |
| 1976-77, #428: Rink--appeals decision re discharge grievance | |
| 1976-77, #429: Moreland--contests finding that charges brought by M against Local officers violated constitution | |
| 1976-77, #430: Kibler--challenges decisions re withdrawal and settlements of his 13 grievances | |
| 1976-77, #431: Murray--ethical practices complaint | |
| 1977, #432: Gammon--challenges constitutionality of procedure for voting on new agreement with management | |
| 1977, #433: Valdiserri--appeals decision of IEB that charges brought against Local officer need not go before a trial committee | |
| 101977, #434: Spain--protests election (2 folders) | |
| 1976-77, #435: Forte--election complaint | |
| 1977-78, #436: Fugett--appeals decision not to arbitrate discharge grievance | |
| 1977, #437: Koren--appeals settlement of grievance alleging improper layoff | |
| 1971-78, #438: Cach--appeals settlement of layoff grievance | |
| 1977-78, #439: Billock and Williams--protests withdrawal of grievance re 30 layoffs | |
| 1977-78, #440: Sparks--appeals decision that charges filed against Local chairman were improper under constitution | |
| 111977-78, #441: Scott--election complaint (2 folders) | |
| 1977-78, #442: Davis--protests withdrawal of grievance | |
| 1077-78, #443: Wilson--appeals withdrawal of grievance | |
| 1977-78, #444: Basoa--contests decision that retired members be allowed to vote in elections | |
| 1973-78, #445: Gagnon--election protest | |
| 1976-77, #446: Schafke--appeals withdrawal of grievance | |
| 1975-77, #447: Roberts--appeals decision that charges brought against R by fellow members were proper for trial proceedings under constitution | |
| 1977-78, #448: Executive Board, Local 230 and Abernathy and Jimenez--appeals decision that charges brought by board against an officer were constitutionally insufficient | |
| 121977-79, #449: G.M. Unit of Local 222 v. Local 222, U.A.W.--appeals decision to withdraw Local's policy grievance from arbitration (2 folders) | |
| 1976-79, #450: Turner--challenges finding that charges filed against executive board members were constitutionally defective | |
| 1977-78, #451: Toth--challenges dismissal of his charges against Local officers | |
| 1977-78, #452: Brown--challenges Local's interpretation of bylaws re eligibility for office | |
| 1977-78, #453: Hughey--appeals decision that charges brought against fellow board member did not merit trial proceedings | |
| 1977-78, #454: Laughery--challenges ruling that a local trial committee's verdict cannot be appealed (2 folders) | |
| 13 | 1978, #455: Petts--challenges ruling that charges brought against Local chairman were improper under constitution |
| 1977-78, #456: Lanane--appeals rejection of election irregularity claims | |
| 1978, #457: Goforth and Rush--ethical practices complaint | |
| 1977-78, #458: Slomeana and Haverkate--challenge dismissal of misconduct charges filed against Local officers | |
| 1978, #459: Leslie--challenges ruling regarding membership's action to increase convention expense allowance | |
| 1978, #460: Toth--ethical practices complaint | |
| 1975-79, #461: Mingo--appeals decision of membership to expel him for unbecoming conduct (2 folders) | |
| 14 | 1978-79, #462: Mc Gill--appeals withdrawal of grievance re discharge |
| 1977-79, #463: Adams--appeals withdrawal of grievance re discharge | |
| 1976-80, #464: Kerik--challenges action of Local president sending substitute slate of delegates to council meeting | |
| 1979, #465: Mc Cue--appeals dismissal of charges against Local president | |
| 1978-80, #466: Mc Cue--challenges Local election | |
| 1978-79, #467: Jones--election protest | |
| 1978-80, #468: Post--election challenge | |
| 1978-79, #469: Faggiolo, Shank and Wright--election protest | |
| 1978-80, #470: Local 248 v. International Union, U.A.W.--claims members were denied strike benefits | |
| 15 | 1979, #471: Shanklin--election protests |
| 1978-79, #472: Donovan--election protest | |
| 1978-79, #473: Chra--ethical practices complaint | |
| 1977-79, #474: Segal--appeals handling of his grievance re discharge | |
| 1978-80, #475: Bergez--seeks judgment re withdrawal of grievance concerning termination | |
| 1975-79, #476: Gregory--election protest | |
| 16 | 1979, #477: Ferrell--Local member claims layoff priorities were negotiated by International in violation of constitution |
| 1979, #478: Taylor--question of timely appeal | |
| 1978-80, #479: Conrow--appeals settlement of grievance re recall rights | |
| 1979, #480: Garrison--appeals withdrawal of grievance re upgrading less senior employee | |
| 1979, #481: Laughery, Daum and Thiele--allege unfair election practices | |
| 1978-81, #482: Webster--questions extension of terms of offices for committeemen and stewards, and claims his removal from committee chair was unlawful | |
| 1978-80, #484: Marinko--appeals withdrawal of grievance in protest of non-bargaining unit personnel operating certain vehicles | |
| 1979-80, #485 and 501: Wilson, Nels--ethical practices complaint and claim of rights violations | |
| 1978-79, #486: Stare--appeals denial of back pay for lost time while on Union business | |
| 17 | 1978-79, #487: Valdiserri (2 folders)--appeals decision by leadership not to enforce penalties voted by local membership in misappropriation case |
| 1978-79, #488: Makara--election appeal | |
| 1975-80, #489: Wallace--election protest | |
| 1978-80, #490: Burke--appeals dismissal for failure to report for work | |
| 1979-80, #491: Koma--appeals withdrawal of grievances stemming from his disciplinary leave and eventual dismissal | |
| 1978-80, #492: Jenkins--appeals withdrawal of grievances stemming from his disciplinary layoff | |
| 1978-79, #493: Wagoner--appeals withdrawal of grievance stemming from layoff | |
| 1978-80, #494: Vance--election appeal | |
| 1980, #495: Poole--seeks review of settlement in jurisdictional dispute | |
| 1979-80, #496: Vance--protests removal as alternate committeeman | |
| 18 | 1979, #497: Creno--appeals union dismissal of grievance |
| 1979-80, #498: Sosnowski--challenges local nullification of election for skilled trades delegate | |
| 1979-80, #499: Bergernon--seeks dismissal of charges against him for conduct unbecoming a union member, involving his photocopying and distribution of another employee's timecard | |
| 1979-80, #500: Balicki--charges local officials with misuse of funds | |
| 1978-80, #501: Wilson--charges denial of freedom of speech and right to participate in democratic decisions of the union | |
| 1979-80, #502: De Cluett--charges discrimination by local officials in the withdrawal of his grievance regarding overtime | |
| 1979-80, #503: Trapene (2 folders)--allege violation of Ethical Practices Codes by local union regarding an agreement which divested appellants of re-employment rights | |
| 1980-81, #504: Corrigan--appeals local's decision to dismiss charges he filed on grounds of untimeliness | |
| 1980, #505: McCue--charges that local president acted improperly in settling overtime grievance | |
| 19 | 1979-82, #506: St. Hilaire (2 folders)--appeals disciplinary action taken over attempts to change shifts |
| 1979-80, #507: Pobanz--appeals withdrawal of grievance regarding his dismissal, which he maintains was due to his medical problems | |
| 1979-80, #508: Schmidt--charges officials responsible for his dismissal with improprieties | |
| 1977-80, #509: Local 412, unit 24 (4 folders)--unit appeals that local made a settlement with Chrysler without its consent and adverse to its interests | |
| 20 | 1979-80, #510: Hadley--appeals withdrawal of grievance for dismissal; he allegedly threatened supervisor |
| 1979-80, #511: Darling--appeal of ratification vote | |
| 1979-81, #512: Crum--appeal of disciplinary layoff | |
| 1980-81, #513: Tanzella (2 folders)--election appeal | |
| 1978-80, #514: Bott--challenges decision by International to withdraw her grievance over dismissal | |
| 1980, #515: Salisbury--election appeal | |
| 1980, #516: Statuti--election appeal | |
| 1979-80, #517: Scariot--protests his removal as health and safety representative for local | |
| 1979-80, #518: Bynum--election appeal | |
| 21 | 1980-81, #519: McCue--claims he should be reimbursed for pay lost through change in overtime policy which local president approved, allegedly without authorization from members |
| 1980, #520: Lawson--protests withdrawal of grievance over dismissal | |
| 1974-81, #521: Duarte--appeals his removal as benefit plans representative of local | |
| 1979-80, #522: Schriber--charges that another union member, whom he assaulted at a meeting, violated regulations by also filing a criminal complaint | |
| 1979-81, #523: Rivas--protests reprimand given him by union over allegation that he informed foreman that another employee was punching other employees' timecards for them | |
| 1979-80, #524: Allen--appeals withdrawal of his dismissal grievance by international; he had allegedly sabotaged the assembly line | |
| 1979-80, #525: Dew--appeals union's handling of his dismissal grievance; he was dismissed for returning late from lunch, and claims he should not have been classified as a probationary employee | |
| 1980, #526: Acker--alleges improper handling of his grievances, mostly related to how much work he was expected to complete in a day | |
| 22 | 1977-80, #527: McCreesh--complains of refusal to pursue grievance protesting the award of an upgrade job to a fellow employee |
| 1979-80, #528: Guard--appeals withdrawal of grievance over his dismissal; he lost job due to refusal to perform assignments, absenteeism | |
| 1980-81, #529: Cehaich--appellant charges local's Design Staff Unit chairman with neglect of duties for failing to hold monthly meetings | |
| 1979-80, #530: Tanzella--election dispute | |
| 1979-81, #531: Stelmack--appellant, discharged for stealing company property, appeals dismissal of his grievance | |
| 1978-81, #532: Burgmayer--appeals withdrawal of grievance; he was given a disciplinary layoff for refusal to perform an assignment | |
| 1980, #533: Richardson--seeks to bypass local and international jurisdiction in making his ethical practices complaint regarding his suspension from local office; notes that he was the only local official suspended, and he was also the only black local official | |
| 1978-81, #534: Lazaros--appeals settling of his grievance; he was discharged for threatening to kill a fellow employee | |
| 1980-81, #535: Dillion--redistricting complaint | |
| 23 | 1979-81, #536: Coubat--appeals decision not to arbitrate grievance; he was discharged for failure to follow instructions |
| 1980-81, #537: Bruening--protests hiring of new employees while he was laid off | |
| 1980-81, #538: Howe--appeals disposition of grievance regarding reduction of his paycheck for alleged absence from his work station | |
| 1980-81, #539: Local Union 1520--seeks reimbursement from International for expenses incurred in strike | |
| 1979-81, #540: Zajaczkowski--appeals his layoff and allegedly improper transfer | |
| 1980-81, #541: Balicki--shift employees appeal that they were denied the representation of a chief steward | |
| 1980-81, #542: Brown--appellant charges that International improperly withdrew his grievance; he was denied seniority | |
| 1980-81, #543: Lowe--election protest | |
| 1980-83, #544: Toth--maintains that local union has set quorum requirements too high | |
| 24 | 1977-82, #545: Ethical Practices complaint of Frank Toth--charges local officials with spending union funds without authorization |
| 1979-82, #546: Brown--charges International representative with making an unauthorized decision regarding health and welfare improvements | |
| 1973-82, #547: Gibbs--election dispute | |
| 1981, #548: Wirth--alleges local officials made false and malicious statements about him | |
| 1971-81, #549: Resnick (2 folders)--alleges improper handling of grievance; he was discharged for failure to report to work by a specific deadline, and claims local officials were biased against him for political reasons | |
| 1978-81, #550: Fletcher--appeals withdrawal of dismissal appeal; company discharged him for habitual tardiness | |
| 25 | 1979-81, #551: Gardner--charges improper handling of grievance; he was discharged for allegedly attempting to strike a supervisor |
| 1976-81, #552: Smith--protests withdrawal of grievance; he was discharged for failure to report to work after expiration of sick leave | |
| 1979-83, #553: Wirth--protests that trial in which he was removed as local vice-president was unfair | |
| 1977-82, #554: Toth--charges several local officials with dereliction of duties | |
| 1979-81, #555: White--alleges his grievance was improperly withdrawn; he was discharged for fighting with his foreman | |
| 1979-82, #556: Burden--appeals his removal from local committee | |
| 1980-82, #557: Heams--election protest | |
| 1978-81, #558: Hade--charges that International's wrongful refusal to issue a journeyman's card caused him to be laid off | |
| 26 | 1980-81, #559: Laney--alleges that he and others were denied the right to free speech |
| 1979-82, #560: Tyree--argues that local should have pursued his grievance; he was discharged as physically incapable of performing his job | |
| 1975-82, #561: Tanzella--claims local ought to reimburse him for two days lost wages when he was acting as local president | |
| 1981, #562: Fields--appeals withdrawal of his grievance; new employees were allegedly hired while he was laid off | |
| 1980-81, #563: Beck--protests refusal to arbitrate his grievance; he was suspended for leaving his work station without authorization | |
| 1978-82, #564: Harrell--protests refusal to arbitrate his grievance; he was discharged for excessive absence | |
| 1981-82, #565: Local Union 699--appeals International Executive Board's actions regarding appeal of Rilous Perkins | |
| 1978-81, #566: Kilber--alleges improper handling of his grievance; claimed that company restrained him from performing his duties as a union steward | |
| 1979-82, #567: Broder--charges his grievance was improperly withdrawn; he was suspended for allegedly attempting to run over his supervisor with a truck | |
| 27 | 1980-82, #568: Guncsaga--protests withdrawal of grievance; he had charged that his recall rights had been ignored |
| 1981-82, #569: Jenkins--protests union's refusal to arbitrate grievance; he was suspended by Caterpillar for breaking the lock on a toolbox | |
| 1980-82, #570: Keener--charges grievance was improperly withdrawn; he had been discharged for assaulting his supervisor | |
| 1981-82, #571: Wiitenen--protests withdrawal of grievance; he was discharged for striking his supervisor | |
| 1979-82, #572: Janicki--claims grievance was improperly processed; company officials had allegedly overlooked his seniority in his application for a transfer | |
| 1982, #573: Slawienski--election appeal | |
| 1981-82, #574: Seal--election dispute | |
| 1979-82, #576: Marzac--multiple appellants charge that management violated collective bargaining agreement in hiring a group of journeymen | |
| 1980-83, #577: Garrone--protests his removal as shop committeeman-at-large | |
| 1979-83, #578: Schmidt--protests withdrawal of grievance; he was discharged for taking tools home while unable to work due to injury | |
| 28 | 1979-82, #579: Head--appeals withdrawal of grievance; he was demoted for inability to perform at a higher job classification |
| 1979-82, #580: Cox--protests withdrawal of grievance; layoff/seniority case | |
| 1981-82, #581: Local 145 v. International Executive Board--local appeals against international's decision to overturn local bylaw amendments | |
| 1980, #582: Delia--appeal of local trial committee's decision removing him as local president for misappropriation of funds | |
| 1983, #583: Schrade (3 folders)--appeal of UAW's decision to resume affiliation with the AFL-CIO | |
| 1981-82, #584: Leflore--election complaint | |
| 29 | 1978-82, #585: James--protests withdrawal of his grievance; he was terminated for sleeping on the job |
| 1981-82, #586: Ramey (2 folders)--election appeal | |
| 1968-82, #587: Young--appeals withdrawal of grievance; he was terminated for failing to report to work within five days of expiration of medical leave | |
| 1982, #588: Stucker--challenges local's decision not to file a grievance over his layoff | |
| 1981-82, #589: Bagwell--appeal of local's decision to repeat election, although Bagwell won second election as well | |
| 1977-82, #590: Frank--appeal of decision not to process fully the grievance of painters' craft that application of whitener to grout should have been done by painters and not sweepers | |
| 1981-82, #591: Nestorak--appeal by electricians' craft of decision made in work classification dispute by the National Skilled Trades Department | |
| 30 | 1978-82, #592: Krajewski--protests withdrawal of grievance; he was discharged for punching other employees' timecards |
| 1982, #593: Local Union 1200 v. International Executive Board--local appeals an administratorship imposed on it by the International Executive Board | |
| 1981-83, #594: Griffiths and Johnson (2 folders)--two appeals of one election | |
| 1981-83, #595: Local Union 72 v. International Union--appeal of ratification vote | |
| 1981-82, #596: Brandrow and Turoski--protests withdrawal of grievance; appellants were laid off and allegedly not informed by company that they could take jobs in a lower classification | |
| 31 | 1980-82, #597: Campbell--appeals withdrawal of grievance; he was terminated for allegedly assaulting his supervisor |
| 1973-82, #598: Rousseau--appeals decision by local to appease a senior employee by removing Rousseau from the skilled trades classification | |
| 1973-82, #599: Kollar--protests handling of his layoff grievance by local and international officials | |
| 1980, #600: Wirth--seeks reimbursement for attorney's fees stemming from his trial by local union on charges of conduct unbecoming a union member | |
| 1979-83, #601: Grubba--multiple appellants charge that UAW Chrysler Department violated their rights when it demanded that the company rescind "add-on compensation" awarded for critical skilled work | |
| 1982-83, #602: Jones--appeals dismissal of numerous charges which he pressed against local officials | |
| 1982-83, #603: Amman and Linton--charges president of local retired workers' chapter with conduct unbecoming a union member for his handling of an election | |
| 1982-83, #604: Taylor (2 folders)--claims compensation for two days he was acting local president | |
| 32 | 1981-83, #605: Burgwald--multiple appellants protest local's handling of their grievance regarding layoff-related transfers |
| 1981-83, #606: Cameron--challenges the composition of a local unit bargaining committee | |
| 1982-83, #607: Thompson--protests imposition of an administratorship on local | |
| 1977-83, #608: Manford--challenges withdrawal of grievance over back pay | |
| 1979-83, #609: Dorash--election dispute involving alleged misuse of local union newspaper | |
| 1981-83, #610: Burns--election appeal | |
| 1983, #611: Conway--election dispute involving absentee ballots | |
| 1982-83, #612: Farrar--protests the dismissal of charges filed by him against local president for failure to enforce local bylaws and for improperly removing Farrar as chairman of the bylaws committee | |
| 1982-83, #613: Jones--election appeal | |
| 1982-83, #614: Kelsey--challenges propriety of article appearing in local union newspaper | |
| 1982-83, #615: Mullins--concerns timeliness of charges made by appellant against another union member | |
| 33 | 1976-84, #616: Berry and Berry--charge that local seniority agreement discriminates against tool machine operators |
| 1982-83, #617: Farrar, Gromacki and Martin--appeal dismissal of charges they filed against local president for allowing items criticizing them to be published in the local union newspaper | |
| 1981-83, #619: Coffey--appeals withdrawal of grievance; he was dismissed for allegedly stealing company property | |
| 1980-83, #620: Solano--protests withdrawal of grievance; he was dismissed for sleeping on the job | |
| 1981-83, #621: Longworthy--election dispute | |
| 1983, #622: Mc Cormick--multiple appellants challenge local union's interpretation of layoff/seniority agreement | |
| 1976-84, #623: Mc Kenzie--complaint that other union member was given special treatment in seniority question without the approval of the local union | |
| 1982-84, #624: Martin--charges local president with conduct unbecoming a union member in connection with his refusal to process election grievance | |
| 1982-83, #625: Thompson--challenges the prohibition of the issuance of pamphlets as part of an agreement which removed an administratorship from the local union (see #607 above) | |
| 34 | 1959-84, #626: Drake--protests handling of her grievance; she was discharged for failing to report to work punctually after a layoff |
| 1974-83, #627: Barber--multiple appellants challenge disposition of grievance in which they questioned the qualifications of several employees classified as journeymen | |
| 1982-84, #628: Null--claims charges he made of misappropriation of union funds should have been submitted to a local trial committee | |
| 1979-84, #629: Toth--challenges withdrawal of his grievance; he was suspended for leaving work early | |
| 1982-84, #630: Uhelski--appeals that his resignation from local shop committee should be rescinded, as it was not submitted to the membership for a vote | |
| 1972-83, #631: Vicola, et. al.--appeal their removal from offices in local union after a merger of zones due to a reduction in force | |
| 1980-84, #632: Miller--multiple appellants claim that layoff/recall procedure for skilled trades was not properly adopted or, if so, was later rescinded | |
| 1983-84, #634: Foreman--charges local executive board member with improperly attacking him in a pamphlet; at issue is whether these charges are proper under the International Constitution | |
| 35 | 1982-84, #635: Patrick (2 folders)--claims that when a merger of zones takes place due to a reduction in force, new shop stewards should have been democratically elected, not appointed. Considered with #631, above. |
| 1982-83, #636: Lowhorn--alleges overtime grievance was improperly referred to International after it was upheld by local membership | |
| 1982-83, #637: Trimm--charges local recording secretary failed to bring to membership's attention important correspondence from International Executive Board | |
| 1981-84, #638: Styler--appeals redistricting plan | |
| 1982-84, #639: Waegele--challenges his removal from and future disqualification for any Union office due to alleged misappropriation of funds | |
| 1982-84, #641: Compton--appeals dismissal of charges he made against local governing board for its refusal to order local skilled trades representative to hold proper skilled trades meetings | |
| 1981-84, #642: Helsel--appeals sanctions imposed for his alleged refusal to obey orders | |
| 36 | 1975-84, #643: Cooper--protests the withdrawal of his grievance protesting the promotion of a less senior employee |
| 1980-84, #644: Beacham--same claim as #643, above | |
| 1980-84, #645: Damron--same claim as #643, above | |
| 1980-84, #646: Mc Natt and Smith--appeal settlement of grievance regarding the selection of new employees to man a new hot forming unit | |
| 1983-84, #647: Iyun--appeals dismissal of charges he filed against local president and another member; charges related to their actions in removing him as local EEO coordinator | |
| 1982-84, #648: Norman--charges local financial secretary with improperly hiring his son to work on a union Fun Fest | |
| 1944; 1983-85, #649: Buford--appeals disposition of grievance; he was fired for making several fraudulent applications for bereavement pay | |
| 1981, #650: Bullock--appeals disposition of grievance; he was reassigned to a different type of machine when his old machine was removed from plant | |
| 1982-84, #652: Smith--seniority dispute | |
| 1983-84, #653: Crouch--claims he was improperly removed as elected committeeman when local adopted a redistricting agreement | |
| 37 | 1978-84, #654: Alli--appeals his dismissal from union office due to alleged misappropriation of funds |
| 1983-84, #655: Guthridge--appeals his dismissal from union office due to alleged misappropriation of funds | |
| 1980-84, #656: Bowers--appeals his dismissal from union office due to alleged misappropriation of funds | |
| 1980-84, #657: Tripp--appeals decision requiring him to reimburse union $1,014.41 for excess compensation he had received | |
| 1983-84, #658: Miller--election dispute | |
| 1982-84, #659: Toth--protests withdrawal of his grievance; he was suspended for leaving plant early | |
| 1983-84, #660: Carstensen--election dispute | |
| 38 | 1981-84, #661: Golden--claims his protest of his dismissal was improperly withdrawn; he was dismissed for leaving early and repeatedly driving against the flow of traffic in the plant area |
| 1982-84, #662: Acker and Scarlett--the pair protest the withdrawal of their appeal concerning assignment of overtime work | |
| 1982-84, Case #633: Acker--appeals settlement of his grievance; he had wanted foreman dismissed for insulting him when Acker refused to shake his hand | |
| 1984, #665: Pitts--protests withdrawal of his discharge grievance; he was fired for refusing to return to work after his sick leave ended | |
| 1981-84, #666: Boldt--dispute over new holiday scheme in 1982 agreement with International Harvester | |
| 1980-85, #667: McClain--protests amount of compensation he received for being bypassed for union office | |
| 1978-84, #668: Day--protests financial settlement of his grievance; he was discharged and later reinstated for allegedly lying on his job application | |
| 1982-84, #669: Hall--appeals dismissal of her discharge grievance; she was fired for failure to report to work on time after an illness | |
| 39 | 1980-84, #670: Ford (4 folders)--appeals his dismissal from union office due to alleged misappropriation of funds. This appeal was considered along with #654, 655, 656, and 657 |
| 1984, Material re cases #654, 655, 656, 657, 670. (2 folders) | |
| 40 | 1983-84, #671 and 672: Hudson (2 folders)--dispute over hiring of another, allegedly less qualified, employee as an air compressor attendant |
| 1978-84, #673: Barnett--appeals decision to withdraw his termination grievance; he was fired for not reporting to work soon enough after finger surgery | |
| 1982-85, #674: Gaw (2 folders)--dispute over whether UAW-Chrysler seniority agreements still applied vis-a-vis plants (and their employees) which had been bought by General Dynamics | |
| 1983-84, #675: Lilly--election dispute | |
| 1983-84, #676: Carriveau--election dispute | |
| 41 | 1981-84, #677: Howze--challenges settlement of his grievance; he was fired for unauthorized absence and repeated violations of safety rules |
| 1981-84, #679: Martin--appeals withdrawal of grievance; supervisor had agreed, then retracted agreement, to pay him for one-half hour one month in which he had not worked in order to preserve his insurance benefits | |
| 1983-84, #680: Jenkins--president of a local, he protests decision by international executive board to put his local under administratorship | |
| 1983-84, #681: Betts--protests his removal from a local bargaining committee due to his alleged involvement in a union decertification effort | |
| 1983-84, #682: Holland--appeals decision by his local executive to toss out charges he made against a committeeperson for riotous behavior at a meeting | |
| 1982-84, #683: Early--challenges grievance settlement; he had complained that equal classification employees with less seniority were promoted above him | |
| 1983-84, #684: Todd--appeals withdrawal of his grievance; he was dismissed for purchasing property stolen from the company | |
| 1984, #685: Fowler--election dispute | |
| 1983-85, #686: Compton--complains union has not adequately acted on his charges against local skilled trades representative | |
| 42 | 1984-85, #687: Trnka--election dispute |
| 1984-85, #688: Adams--she and 797 others challenge charges levied against them by local union members for crossing picket lines | |
| 43 | 1984-85, #689: Perry--she appeals dismissal of charges she filed against her local president |
| 1984-85, #690: Gagnon--election dispute | |
| 1980-85, #691: Ali--protests withdrawal of his grievances; he was dismissed for attempted fraud | |
| 1983-85, #692: Stephens (2 folders)--he protests alleged transfer of work to another plant after the plant at which he worked was closed transfer | |
| 44 | 1984-85, #693: Hite (2 folders)--election dispute |
| 1983-85, #694: Lefebvre--election dispute | |
| 1981-85, #695: Robinson--protests handling of his grievance; he felt he was not assigned as many overtime hours as he ought to have been | |
| 1981-85, #696: Smith--election dispute | |
| 1983-85, #698: Brove--election dispute | |
| 1983-85, #699: Acker--protests withdrawal of various grievances with management over his taking community college classes, having his pay cut, allegedly having to work in an unsafe environment, and being disciplined for wasting time and having someone else punch his time card | |
| 45 | 1983-85, #700: Ryan--appeals for reimbursement of wages lost when he was wrongfully removed from union office |
| 1984-85, #701: Snider--election dispute | |
| 1977-85, #702: West--protests withdrawal of her grievance; she was laid off and claimed she should have been later recalled when others were | |
| 1980-85, #703: Stone--claims his grievance was settled irrationally; he was fired for fighting and then reinstated without back pay | |
| 1980-85, #704: Rizok--election dispute | |
| 1983-85, #705: Ford--various ethical practices charges against Owen Bieber and other international officials | |
| 1981-85, #706: Borrusch--appeals decision not to pursue his grievance; he was fired for using abusive language while already on probationary status for habitual tardiness | |
| 46 | 1984-85, Case #707: Bromm--appeals whether irregularities affected the outcome of the grievance commiteeperson election |
| 1982-85, Case #708: Goold--whether he made a timely appeal of International Representative Al Bucci's decision to withdraw his grievance in protest of his layoff and whether the President's ruling on the timeliness of his appeal was an interpretation of the International Constitution pursuant to Article 13, 8, thereby precluding the Public Review Board from considering his appeal | |
| 1984-85, Case #711: Mc Guffin--whether the Local 44, presidential election should be rerun because the retired members were prohibited from voting for the office of president | |
| Undocketed Appeals: | |
| 1974-80, Toth: undocketed ethical practices complaint | |
| 1975-79, Kucyk: undocketed assignment of incorrect seniority date grievance | |
| 1979-80, Conrad: whether he has filed a timely claim against his Union in protest of its disposition of grievance filed following his discharge by Jeep Corporation | |
| 1979-80, Sojka: undocketed appeal for the limited purpose of determining whether appellant has presented a claim cognizable by the Constitution of the Union | |
| 1980-81, Mattas: undocketed appeal whether a Local Union member may appeal to the Public Review Board a decision of the UAW Credentials Committee denying his protest to a Local election for delegates to the Constitutional Convention | |
| 1980-81, Toth: whether he may appeal his Local Union's enactment of a bylaw increasing the quorum requirements for Local membership | |
| 1982, Laney undocketed appeal: whether the Public Review Board may intervene to delay the processing of a collective bargaining grievance | |
| 1983, Nassar and Sykes v. Watkins: undocketed ethical practices complaint | |
| 1978-81, United States of America before the National Labor Relations Board | |
| Series II: Collective Bargaining for Virginia Education Association | |
| 47 | 1975, Speech and miscellaneous material V.E.A. conference, (2 folders) |
| 1975, Conference at U. Va. | |
| 1971-73, Outlines for speeches delivered at Williamsburg and Blacksburg | |
| Public Employees Rights Commission | |
| 47, 48 | 1972-74, Meeting notes and other materials (7 folders) |
| 1972-74, Draft and final report of the commission | |
| 48, 49 | 1974-75, Grievance Procedure Subcommittee notes and documents (7 folders) |
| 49, 50 | 1972-75, Correspondence and drafts of legislation (9 folders) |
| 1972-86; n.d., Miscellaneous correspondence, notes, etc. (4 folders) | |
| 1970, "Government Manpower in Virginia" | |
| 1972, "Collective Bargaining" | |
| 50-51 | 1971-77, Virginia state laws and miscellaneous information (13 folders) |
| 1971, Statistical information re the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees | |
| 1970-71, General material re state labor laws | |
| 51, 52 | 1970-73, Labor relations in Illinois, Michigan, New York City, and Pennsylvania (6 folders) |
| n.d., Miscellaneous papers (2 folders) | |
| 53 | 1971-72, Collective bargaining experience and organization (2 folders) |
| 1972-78, Public employees and collective bargaining (8 folders) | |
| 1972-75, Miscellaneous articles and bulletins | |
| n.d., Clippings | |
| Series III: Migrant Legal Action Program | |
| 54 | 1971, Minutes of organization meeting |
| n.d., Operation and composition of M.L.A.P. | |
| 1976, Agenda for Board meeting | |
| 54-56 | 1976-85, Board meetings (19 folders) |
| 56 | 1971-72, Program account budgets |
| 1975, Unaudited financial statements | |
| 1976, Material re refunding of M.L.A.P. | |
| 1975-78, Financial statements and C.P.A. reports | |
| 1980-84, Financial statements, C.P.A. reports and cash flow analysis | |
| 56, 57 | 1971-80, Litigation and legislation reports (5 folders) |
| 1971-84, Correspondence | |
| 57, 58 | 1971-84, Memoranda and minutes of meetings (4 folders) |
| 1971, Petition re Farm Labor Service | |
| 1972, Proposed resolutions | |
| 1973, Press releases | |
| 1975, Report of the support center of M.L.A.P. | |
| 1979, M.L.A.P. workplan | |
| 1980, M.L.A.P. by-laws and board nominations | |
| 1983, Clark v. Department of Labor | |
| n.d., Case summaries | |
| n.d., Resolutions | |
| 1974, Orientation material for community workers | |
| 1977, Farmworker legal projects | |
| n.d., Information booklet re status of illegal aliens | |
| 1975-77, "Earthbond" | |
| 59 | 1973-74, "Capital Developments"; "Monthly Reports" |
| 1979-85, "Field Memos" (numbered) and indexes (6 folders) | |
| 60 | 1971, Draft analysis of Agricultural Labor Relations |
| 1971, Legal Assistance for Migrant Farm Workers in Michigan | |
| 1971, Agricultural Labor Relations Bill in New York | |
| 1970, "Peonage: The American System of Migratory Farm Labor" by Gary S. Goodpastor | |
| 1971, Agricultural Labor Relations in Oregon | |
| 1971, "Public Regulation of Working Conditions in Agriculture" by Gary S. Goodpastor | |
| n.d., "An Advocacy Center for Farm Labor Programs and Related Rural Interests" | |
| 1971, "Proposal for Accomack County Agri-business Study" by Susan De Marco | |
| 1972, "Legal Strategies and tactics of Representing Migrant Workers" by L.J. Sherman | |
| 1972 "The Paraprofessional" by A. B. Delgado | |
| 1972, Material re agricultural relations in Colorado | |
| 61 | 1972, "Practice Manual for Representing Migrant Farm Workers" by T. R. Ewald |
| 1975, A.F.L.-C.I.O. material | |
| 1978-79, American Farmworker Housing Program | |
| 1982, "Foreign Workers in U.S. Agriculture" by H. M. Semler | |
| n.d., Paper re migrant and seasonal farmworkers | |
| 1969, "Mexican-Americans in Transition" --Michigan State University | |
| 1972, Education of migrant workers' children | |
| 62 | 1981, Farmworker Justice Fund (3 folders) |
| n.d., Social welfare and law | |
| 1971-84, Miscellaneous papers and published material (2 folders) | |
| n.d., Comparison of O.S.H.A.'s temporary labor camp standard and the existing one | |
| n.d., Notes | |
| n.d., Clippings | |
| Series IV: Legal Services Corporation | |
| 62 | 1974-79, Operations |
| 1978-84, Memoranda | |
| 1976, Paper re the purpose of legal services | |
| 1976, Proposed contact with support centers | |
| 1983-84, Report re operations | |
| 1979-81, Annual reports | |
| 63 | 1978-80, Newsletters |
| 1983, Legislation summaries | |
| 1975, Resource Center for Consumers of Legal Services | |
| n.d., Paper re support needs of L.S.C. | |
| 1978, Washington-based representation on behalf of eligible legal services corporations | |
| 1972-80, Miscellaneous printed material | |
| BOX INVENTORY | |
| MSS 85-13a | |
| (1987) | |
| Public Review Board of the United Auto Workers | |
| Box | Date and Content Description |
| 63 | 1985, Case #709: Scott--claims that local presidential election should be rerun by reason of "allegedly false" propaganda |
| 1985, Case #712: Weston--whether charges against the Local 1070 bargaining committee satisfy the requirements of Article 31, 3 of the International Constitution | |
| 1985, Case #713: Scarlett--whether his appeals were effectively withdrawn as a result of his failure to appear at hearings scheduled by the Appeals Committee of the International Executive Board | |
| 1985-86, Case #714: Benton--appeals the handling and ultimate disposition by Local Union of her grievances | |
| 1985, Case #715: Reynolds--whether an agreement made by an International representative in settlement of grievances filed by crib attendants at General Dynamics had a rational basis | |
| 1985, Case #716: Lawson--whether the settlement of his grievances was devoid of any rational basis | |
| 1985-86, Case #717: Obenauf et al--whether they were improperly removed from their positions | |
| 64 | 1985-86, Case #718 and 719: Sands and Quinn--whether the Local 652 shop committeeperson's decision to withdraw various line of demarcation grievances was without rational basis |
| 1985-86, Case #720: McKellery--whether the decision to withdraw his grievances was without rational basis | |
| 1985-86, Case #722: Henderson--claims that improprieties affected the outcome of the election of the G.M.W.D.D. Unit of Local 659 | |
| 1986, Case #723: Newton--whether the settlement of his grievance protesting a disciplinary layoff was devoid of any rational basis | |
| 1985-86, Case #725 and 726: Dennis and Price (3 folders)--concern whether Dennis was improperly assigned to District #1 following the negotiation of a redistricting agreement; whether a committeeperson-at-large should have been designated for the first shift; and whether charges filed by them against Local Union President and committee Chairman satisfy the requirements of Article 31, 3 of the International Constitution | |
| 1986, Case #728: Roger T. Smith--appeals Local Union's decision to withdraw his grievance | |
| 1986, Case #731: Acker--appeals the withdrawals of his grievances | |
| 1986, Case #734: Brove--whether his appeal from a decision of the IEB ruling that charges against him were proper and should proceed to trial has been rendered moot of his acquittal | |
| 65 | 1986, Case #735: Local Union 677 v. UAW Mack Truck Dept.--claims that Article 19, 2 of the Constitution requires that a committee from Local 677 should have been permitted to participate in settlement of negotiations of grievances; and that article 19,3 of the Constitution requires that a grievance settlement awarding laid off Local 229 members' rights to the plant represented by Local 677 should have been submitted to the membership of Local 677 for ratification |
| 1986-87, Case #736: Schriber--whether improprieties affected the outcome of the Local election for shop committee person | |
| 1986, Case #737: Appeal of Clapp in matter of Tomczak--whether charges filed by Clapp against Tomczak satisfied the requirements of Article 31, 3 of the International Constitution | |
| 1986, Case #738: Meisinger--appeals settlement of overtime distribution grievance | |
| 1986-87, Case #739: Welch--appeals to have been improperly deprived of overtime opportunity | |
| 1986, Case #740: Foster--appeals disposition of his grievance | |
| 66 | 1986-87, Case #741: Taylor et al--claim they were improperly displaced by skilled tradesmen |
| 1986, Case #742: Englund--whether the requirements of Local Union 699 bylaws were satisfied by the nomination procedure followed prior to the 1985 general elections | |
| 1986-87, Case #743: Woodward--appeals the disposition of her grievance and challenges the disposition of certain other grievances filed on her behalf | |
| 1986, Case #744: Dennis--whether he was improperly assigned following the negotiation of a redistricting agreement; whether the redistricting agreement violated Article 10 of the Local Union bylaws by its failure to provide for a committeeperson-at-large position on the first shift | |
| 67 | 1986, Case #745: Snider--claims his grievance protesting his layoff was withdrawn without any rational basis |
| 1986, Case #746: Hein--appeals the settlement of his grievance | |
| 1986, Case #747: Green--appeals a decision to withdraw his grievance challenging his termination | |
| 1986, Case #748: Patterson--appeals decision to withdraw his termination grievance | |
| 1986-87, Case #749: Bradley et al--whether charges filed sufficiently satisfy requirements of Article 31, 3 of the International Constitution so as to require their submission to a Local Trial committee | |
| 1986, Case #751: Tarrence--appeals the settlement of his grievance challenging the failure of his employer to assign him work | |
| 1986-87, Case #752: Collins--appeals the withdrawal of her grievance submitted in protest of her termination | |
| 1986, Case #753: Garza--appeals the withdrawal of his grievance over his discharge | |
| 68 | 1986, Case #754: Sawitski--whether charges filed against Joseph LeMay were proper |
| 1986, Case #755 Keliipo--whether charges filed against the Local shop committee Chairman satisfy the requirements of Article 31, 3 of the International Constitution | |
| 1986-87, Case #756: George--challenges the disposition of her grievance, filed in protest of her discharge | |
| 1986-87, Case #757: Eutsey--challenges the withdrawal of his grievance submitted in protest of his accepting a voluntary quit in connection with a theft investigation | |
| 1986, Case #758: Paladino--appeals the withdrawal of his grievance over General Motors' refusal to place him in its Employee-in-Training program | |
| 1986, Case #759: Gettings and Fazio--appeal the decision to withdraw their grievances protesting and adjustment of the seniority date of fellow employee | |
| 1986, Case #760: Layton--appeals the withdrawal of her grievance in protest of her termination | |
| 1987, Case #762 and 793: Tucker--appeals the decisions of the IEB to dismiss his appeals on the basis of their having been considered withdrawn by reason of his failure to appear at hearings | |
| 69 | 1986, Case #763: Dwyer and Erro--claim they are entitled to have a "red circled" rate restored to them |
| 1986, Case #764: Ulmer--appeals the withdrawal of his grievance submitted in protest of his discharge | |
| 1986-87, Case #765: Vermett--appeals the decision to withdraw his grievance | |
| 1986, Case #767: Steltenpohl--appeals the decision to withdraw his grievance | |
| 1986-87, Case #768: Gomez--appeals the decision to withdraw his grievance | |
| 1986-87, Case #769: Copeland--appeals the settlement of his grievance submitted in protest of his termination, pursuant to which he was reinstated. | |
| 1986, Case #770: King--seeks to challenge a ruling of International President Owen Bieber that Local funds could be spent to send distinguished guests to the 28th UAW Convention | |
| 1986-87, Case #771: Toth--appeals whether charges filed against Les Burnett were improper | |
| 70 | 1986-87, Case #772: Fiolek--appeals the decision to withdraw his grievance in protest of his discharge |
| 1986-87, Case #773: Chakonis--argues that he was improperly removed from office | |
| 1986-87, Case #774: Zajaczkowski--whether Local Union violated its Local Union bylaws and the International Constitution in the conduct of special elections | |
| 1986-87, Case #775: Humphrey--appeals withdrawal of grievance submitted in protest of her termination | |
| 1986-87, Case #776: Torres--challenges the settlement of her disciplinary penalty | |
| 1987, Case #777: Buscher--appeals decision to withdraw his grievance | |
| 1987, Case #779: Bailey--appeals decision to withdraw his grievance protesting his termination | |
| BOX INVENTORY | |
| MSS 85-13b | |
| (1988) | |
| Public Review Board of the United Auto Workers | |
| Box | Date and Content Description |
| 71 | 1987, #721: Tulgetske--contesting grievance settlement |
| 1987, #766: Clark-- complaint against decision to withdraw grievance (2 folders) | |
| 1988, #778: Sneath--whether local president improperly revoked S's seniority status with employing company | |
| 1987, #780: Kimberly--appeals decision to withdraw grievance in protest of dismissal | |
| 1987, #781: Eckerle--protests decision to withdraw grievance re lack of overtime opportunities | |
| 1987, #782: Podunavac--appeals settlement of grievance protesting another employee's job performance | |
| 1987, #783: McCabe--whether charges filed by McC against local officers satisfy requirements of constitution | |
| 72 | 1987, #784: Wood--election complaint |
| 1987, #785: Espinosa--election complaint | |
| 1987, #788: Bertoluzzi--protests disposition of grievance re pay rate | |
| 1987, #789: Narang--protests dismissal of grievance re job classification | |
| 1987, #790: Trimm--appeals decision not to file grievance | |
| 1987, #791: Kurtz--complaint concerns refusal to file grievance protesting transfer of less senior employee | |
| 1987, #792: Ford--seeks to have membership privileges restored | |
| 1987, #794: Whaley--appeals decision to withdraw grievance protesting reduction in classification | |
| 1987, #795: Morgan--election complaint | |
| 1987, #797: Crane--protests withdrawal of grievance | |
| 73 | 1987, #798: Brown--appeals withdrawal of grievance re the filling of a job she had previously refused |
| 1987, #799: Thrower--whether current appeal is untimely and whether decision to withdraw grievance was without rational basis | |
| 1987, #800: Helm--election complaint | |
| 1987, #801: Bugos--election complaint | |
| 1987, #802: Belue and Case--challenges the International Executive Board's (IEB) imposing administration over the local; includes federal district and circuit court briefs (3 folders) | |
| 74 | 1987, #803: Scarlett--appeals withdrawal of grievance protesting management's failure to charge fellow employee with overtime |
| 1987, #804: Grigsby--whether charges filed by G against local president satisfied constitution requirements | |
| 1987, #805: Huntley--protests withdrawal of grievance re discharge [2 folders] | |
| 1987, #806: Woods--appeals withdrawal of grievance protesting discharge | |
| 1987, #807: Archer--election complaint | |
| 1987-88, #808: Warren--challenges withdrawal of grievance protesting dismissal because of alleged sale of cocaine | |
| 1988, #809: Robinson--appeals withdrawal of grievance protesting termination for alleged sale of marijuana | |
| 1987-88, #812: McGlamory--appeals settlement of grievance re reinstatement with 50% back pay | |
| 75 | 1987-88, #813: Mejia--questions legality of local president's relieving M of his duty as service representative and limiting his duties as financial secretary |
| 1987, #814: Stoumbos--protests the settlement of grievance re timeliness of hiring | |
| 1985-1988, #815: Jodlowsky--appeals to decision to withdraw his grievance | |
| 1987-88, #816: Braman--claims that local president failed to maintain his membership in good standing | |
| 1987-88, #817: Doyen and Longworth--election protest (2 folders) | |
| 76 | 1987-88, #818: Horton, et. al.--election complaint |
| 1987-88, #819: Kelly--whether K's appeal of the union's decision to withdraw his grievance was untimely, and whether K lost his status as member in good standing | |
| 1988, #820: Balester and Smith--election complaint | |
| 1987-88, #821: Dombeck--whether charges filed in connection with campaign literature satisfied constitution requirements | |
| 1988, #822: Reyes--appeals decision to order Local 2250 to rerun its runoff election | |
| 1988, #823: Kelley--election complaint | |
| 1988, #824: Wehr--appeals decision not file grievance | |
| 1988, #825: Potts--election complaint | |
| 77 | 1987-1988, #826: Jackson--claims irregularities in the conduct of an election for trustee, affected his outcome |
| 1988, #827: Slawienski--election complaint | |
| 1988, #828: Toth--whether charges filed by T satisfied constitution requirements, and whether T's appeal of his election protest determination should be considered with the former | |
| 1985-1988, #830: Scarlett--appeals the disposition of his grievance protesting a disciplinary action | |
| 1988, #832: Armstrong--whether IEB should have limited its review of A's appeal from dismissal of charges against local president to issue of timeliness, and whether A's charges satisfy constitution requirements | |
| 1988, #833: Goricki--appeals the Handling of her grievances | |
| 1987-1988, #834: Boyer, et. al.--appeal to consider improprieties of the general election | |
| 1988, #836: Pellegrino--appeals that charges were incorrectly disqualified | |
| 1988, #838: Kyles--appeals settlement grievance for verbal harassment | |
| 78 | 1988, #839: Sabin--whether language used on strike vote ballot violated his rights |
| 1988, #840: Van Kleeck, et. al.--appeal handling or disposition of an appeal that affected their seniority | |
| 1988, #841: Benchich, et. al.--in the matter of Richard C. Abernathy et al appeal whether their charges against members of the Shop Committee were properly disqualified. | |
| 1988, #842: Novack--protests settlement of grievance protesting conditions re return to work from medical leave | |
| 1988, #844: Luksch--three appeals: 1) to membership denial of further appeal on her part from decision to remove her; 2) to authority of shop chairman to remove her; 3) to her removal as QWL coordinator [2 folders] | |
| 1988, #845: Lukas--appeals decision to withdraw grievance for protest of penalty | |
| 1987-1988, #846: Parker--appeals committee person election | |
| 1987-1988, #847: McClain--appeals to charges improperly disqualified as untimely | |
| 79 | 1988, #848: Seeback--appeals decision to withdraw grievance in protest of his termination |
| 1987-1988, #852: McAuley--appeals grievance procedure to challenge his termination | |
| 1970, 1976-86, Public Review Board Annual Reports | |
| BOX INVENTORY | |
| MSS 85-13c | |
| (1989) | |
| Public Employee Rights Commission | |
| Box | Date and Content Description |
| 80 | 1971-75, Public Employee Rights Commission: Related documents and correspondence (3 folders) |
| 1975-75, P.E.R.C.: Miscellaneous printed material, annotated | |
| 1986, U.Va. Master's Thesis, "Collective Bargaining by Public Employees in Virginia: An Intergovernmental Perspective," by Gwen Williams who interviewed FWM and used some of his papers for her research; correspondence re the thesis | |
| 1971-86, P.E.R.C.: Relevant newsclippings | |
INVENTORY OF THE PAPERS OF
FRANK W. MC CULLOCH
FRANK W. MC CULLOCH
MSS 85-13d
(1993)
(1993)
INTERNATIONAL LABOR OFFICE
Frank W. Mc Culloch was appointed member of the Committee of Experts on the Application of Conventions and Recommendations of the International Labor Organization [ILO] in November of 1974 and was an active member of the organization until his resignation in August of 1985. The documents reflect the work of the organization and the weight the ILO had in issues such as the Solidarity Movement in Poland. Researchers can find important documents about the USA withdrawal from the ILO and the effort of major figures in the labor movement to discourage that action.
There are some restricted documents that are accessible with special permission from Prof. Mc Culloch.
BOX INVENTORY
MSS 85-13d
(1993)
(1993)
International Labor Office
| Box | Date and Content Description |
| 81 | 1975-1990, International Labor Office [ILO], Articles on the ILO |
| 1975-1985, ILO-Committee on the Application of Convention and Recommendations [CACR], Committee of Experts Reports in Achieving Observance of the Provisions of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights [2 folders] | |
| 1975-1977, ILO-CACR, Reports | |
| 1978, ILO-CACR, Reports | |
| 82 | 1979-1980, ILO-CACR, Reports |
| 1981-1982, ILO-CACR, Reports, press releases and newspaper clippings | |
| 1983-1984, ILO-CACR, Information and reports, U.S. Delegation report | |
| 1986, ILO-CACR, Reports | |
| 1987, ILO-CACR, Reports, U.S. Delegation Report | |
| 1988-1989, ILO-CACR Reports | |
| 83 | 1990-1992, ILO-CACR Reports |
| 1987, ILO, Commission of Inquiry, Germany, South Africa, Recommendations | |
| 1984, ILO, Commission of Inquiry, Poland | |
| 1991, ILO, Committee of Experts controversy | |
| 1983, ILO, Conference, newspaper clippings | |
| 1975-1985, ILO- Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe [CSCE], Helsinki: 1975, Madrid: 1983, Reports, statements, newspaper clippings | |
| 1983, ILO-CSCE, USSR Forced Labor, Poland situation, newspaper clippings | |
| 1967-1980, ILO Conventions | |
| 1976, ILO Correspondence | |
| 84 | 1979, ILO Correspondence and conference evaluations |
| 1980, ILO Correspondence, U.S Return, Poland erupts | |
| 1981, ILO Correspondence | |
| 1983, ILO Correspondence | |
| 1975-1981, ILO-Council of Europe, Legal questions | |
| 1983- 1986, ILO, Eastern Block Attack to ILO Supervision | |
| 1981, ILO, Freedom of Association Committee. Report on complaint v. U.S. on Patco strike | |
| 1983-1984, Freedom of Association Committee | |
| 1984, ILO, Freedom of Association Committee Documents. Complaint v. U.S. by Capitol Organizing Group [CEOG] and by Norsk Hydro-Aluminium | |
| 85 | 1979-1983, ILO, Governing Body Documents, Freedom of Association Committee [3 folders] |
| 1978, ILO, Governing Body, Non-Observance of the Discrimination (employment and occupation) by Czechoslovakia | |
| 1981, ILO-Greece "emergency" | |
| 1988, ILO, Human Rights-Poland, Reports and newspaper clippings | |
| 1987-1993, ILO, International Labor Rights Education and Research Fund | |
| 1974, ILO, Mc Culloch Appointment | |
| 1984, ILO, Mc Culloch's notes on Committee of Experts | |
| 86 | 1985, ILO, Mc Culloch resignation |
| 1979-1984, ILO Miscellaneous documents | |
| 1979, ILO Miscellaneous Reports: Arab Territories, Transport Workers, Czechoslovakia, USA & ILO, etc. | |
| 1982, ILO-Poland, Freedom of Association documents, Solidarity Memorandum, Landy Data. [2 folders] | |
| 1984, ILO-Poland, Freedom of Association Reports and newspaper clippings | |
| 1986, ILO-Poland, Correspondence and newspaper articles | |
| 87 | 1982, ILO-Poland, Correspondence, reports and newspaper clippings |
| 1980-1989, ILO-Poland, Documents and newspaper clippings | |
| 1980-1981, 1989, ILO-Poland, newspaper clippings. [3 folders] | |
| 1987, ILO-Poland, Reports and newspaper clippings | |
| 1985, ILO-Poland, Repression of Polish. Reports and newspaper clippings | |
| 88 | 1983, ILO-Poland Reports. Correspondence with Msgr, George G, Higgings, newspaper clippings |
| 1984, ILO-Poland, Report of the Governing Body to examine the complaints against Poland of the freedom of association and protection. Polish response | |
| 1984, ILO-Poland-U.S., Reports and correspondence | |
| 1983, ILO, Pre-Conference Workshop | |
| 1981, ILO-Tripartite Advisory Panel on International Labor Standards [TAPILS]. Restricted | |
| 1981-1982, ILO-USDL [United States Department of Labor], Preparatory Conference, Leesburg, Va. | |
| 89 | 1976-1991, ILO-U.S. Ratification |
| 1976, ILO, U.S. Intent to Withdraw | |
| 1977, ILO, U.S. Intent to Withdraw, working files | |
| 1969-1985, ILO-U.S. Relationship. Official Reports | |
| 1977, ILO-U.S. Withdrawal. Letters against | |
| 1977, ILO-U.S. Withdrawal, newspaper clippings | |
| 1978, ILO-U.S. Withdrawal, correspondence and newspaper clippings | |
| 90 | 1977, ILO-U.S., Post-withdrawal correspondence |
| 1984, ILO-Belgium, Report to Examine the Implementation of International Labor Conditions | |
| 1981, ILO-Puerto Rico, Report of the Fact- Finding and Conciliation Commission on Freedom of Association | |
| 1988-1993, ILO Washington Focus [2 folders] | |
| 1982, Poland, New Polish Labor Laws Reports, newspaper clippings | |
| 1989, Sachs, Jeffrey D.: "Social Conflict and Populist Policies in Latin America", NBER 1989, Working Paper 2897. "Making the Brady Plan Works", May 1989 | |
| 1981-1982, Students Articles. Lewis, Geoffrey D.: "The International Labor Organization and the Polish Independent Labor Movement". Midraelson (sic) Robert N.: "The Polish Labor Crisis of 1980: An Assessment of the Role of the International Labor Organization" | |
| 1983, United Nations Economic and Social Council. Commission on Human Rights, Report on Poland | |
| 1983, USDL [U.S. Department of Labor]-IMEC Working Party on Standards, USDL-ILO Standards | |
| 91 | 1982, USDL, Bureau of International Labor Affairs. Reports, notes, articles. Freedom of Association working papers |
| 1982-1984, USDL-ILO, Forced Labor, Human Rights Assaults | |
| 1987, 1989, USDL-ILO-TAPILS Meeting | |
| 1980, USDL-ILO, Tripartite Consultation Convention | |
| 1979, USDL Working papers | |
| 1984, USDL Projects | |
| 1982-1983, USDL-State Department, USSR Forced Labor | |
| 1980-1981, USDL-Tripartite Advisory Panel (re: ratification). U.S.-ILO actions. Restricted | |
| 1987-1988, Worker Rights Articles | |
| 1986-2988, Workers Rights, Trade Laws, newspaper clippings | |
| 92 | 1983, International Labor Office Official Bulletin, Vol. LXVI, Series B |
| 1976, ILO, Freedom of Association, Digest of decisions of the Freedom of Association Committee of the Governing Body of the ILO | |
| 1980, Kruglak, Gregory T.: The Politics of United States Decision-Making in United Nations Specialized Agencies: The Case of the International Labor Organization | |
| 1980, Karatnycky, Adrian et. al.: Workers Rights, East and West | |
| 1982-1984, Workers under Communism a journal of information and analysis, Nos.1-5. | |
| 1979, Bernstein, Harry and Joan: Industrial Democracy in 12 Nations | |
| 1983, Puddington, Arch: Are Things Getting Better in Eastern Europe? | |
| 1981-1983, Bulletin, Solidarnosc, Jointly Publish by the Polish Workers Task Force, League for Industrial Democracy and Poland Watch Center, Issues 1-4 | |
| 1979, Office of International Organizations and Technological Assistance, Bureau of International Labor Affairs, U.S. Department of Labor: Cabinet Level Committee on the ILO, Task Force on International Labor Standards | |
| 1984, Lawyers Committee for International Human Rights: Poland: Three Years After. A Report on Human Rights | |
| ADDITIONAL PAPERS OF FRANK W. MCCULLOCH | |
| MSS 85-13e and -13f | |
| Edith McCulloch donated these papers to the Law School soon after Professor McCulloch's death in July of 1996. Mss 85-13e consists primarily of his papers as Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board and is organized in two sets. The first contains primarily congratulatory letters, newspapers clippings, speeches, lectures, etc. as well as other matters relating to his tenure at the NLRB. The second comprise miscellaneous papers related to his work as a specialist in labor matters after 1971. Mss 85-13f contains odds and ends of files represented in the whole of this collection. | |
| BOX INVENTORY | |
| MSS 85-13e | |
| (1996) | |
| Box Number | Date and Content Description |
| 93 | 1969; Anglo-American Judicial Exchange Visit. Ditchley Conference, Airlie Return. [See photos] |
| 1961; National Labor Relations Board [NLRB] Appointment. Newspaper clippings | |
| 1961-1965; NLRB Clippings (More extensive collection of papers is deposited at NY State School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University) | |
| 1961; NLRB Congratulatory Letters for Appointment as Chairman (4 folders) | |
| 94 | 1966-1967; NLRB Election - Research Study |
| n.d.; NLRB Guide Books, Pamphlets, Announcements, etc. | |
| 1959; 1962; NLRB Handbook on Racketeering Abuses Under the National Labor Relations Act. Copy No. 93 | |
| 1982-1986; NLRB Miscellaneous Issues, Afterthoughts | |
| 1961-1970; NLRB Miscellaneous Personal Correspondence and Newspaper Clippings | |
| 95 | 1970; NLRB Lunch - Farewell |
| 1962-1970; NLRB. Mc Culloch Speeches, Reading Copies, Articles (5 folders) | |
| 96 | 1965-1970; NLRB. Post 1965 Reappointment Clippings |
| 1965; NLRB Reappointment. Special Letters, Hearings: Senate and Labor Committee, Swearing Ceremony , Clippings | |
| 1967-1968; NLRB Remedies | |
| 1963; Re: Retail Clerks International Association, Local 1625 et al, v. Schermerhorn, et al | |
| 1970; NLRB Retirement Greetings | |
| 97 | 1962-1970; Supreme Court Decisions [Annotated] |
| 1987-1991; Brandt, Tucker and AUD Cases and related papers | |
| 1975-1976, 1985; Cases. ABA Section of Labor Relations (Bartosic, 1975; Aaron, 1976; Lesnick, 1985) | |
| 1987; Cornell University Master's Thesis, "Management Opposition to the NLRB During the 1960s" by Shelley Ann Coppock who interviewed Prof. Mc Culloch for her research and used his papers | |
| 1970-1985; [Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service] Arbitrations | |
| 98 | 1967-1977; General Correspondence |
| 1981, 1984; Gould, William B. Statement: "Has Federal Labor Law Failed?" and Address to the ABA Section of Labor and Employment Law: "The Supreme Court's Labor and Employment Docket in the October 1980 Term: Justice Brennan's Term" | |
| 1978; Labor Law "Organizing Program" Proposition: A Program for Improved Federal Vindication of the Right to Collective Bargaining" | |
| 1972; McCulloch's Decisions in Georgia disputes over credentials of delegates to Democratic Convention (C.B. King, Julian Bond, Suzanna O'Donnell) | |
| 1975; McCulloch's Speech: "The Case of Collective Bargaining" | |
| 1974; The National Labor Relations Board. Reviews of Mc Culloch's Book | |
| 1980; Ontario Labor Relations Board | |
| 1975; Problems in Labor Law Seminar. Notes | |
| 1974-1979; Public Employee Rights Miscellaneous Papers | |
| 1980; [Truesdale, John. NLRB Nomination. Statements, depositions, Confirmation, Hearings, Clippings | |
| 99 | 1995-1996; UAW, Public Review Board International Union Decisions |
| 1973; Re: "Wither the Nixon Board?", J. Ralph Beaird Speech | |
| 1962-1963, 1968; Wirtz, Willard [Labor Secretary] Speeches | |
| 1970; 2 Tapes: McCulloch Luncheon | |
| 1990; 2 Videotape, Labor Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (54 and 10 minutes duration tapes) | |
| Publications | |
| Frank W. McCulloch, "New Problems in the Administration of the Labor-Management Relations Act: The Taft-Hartley Injunction", Sw. L.J., (1962) | |
| Frank. W. McCulloch, "The Development of Administrative Remedies", Lab. L.J., 1963 | |
| Frank W. McCulloch, "The Consequences of the NLRB Action on Good Faith Bargaining", NYU Seventeenth Annual Conference on Labor, 1964 | |
| Frank W. McCulloch, "The Arbitration Issue in NLRB Decisions", Arbitration Journal, 1964 | |
| Frank W. McCulloch, "The NLRB and the National Labor Policy", Forensic Quarterly, (1965) | |
| Frank W. McCulloch, "NLRB Trends", Conf. Series II, University of Iowa, Oct. 1967 | |
| Frank W. McCulloch, "Changing Labor Policies and their Impact: the Scope of the Bargaining Obligation", Atlanta Economic Review, 1967 | |
| Frank W. McCulloch, "Past, Present and Future Remedies Under Section 8(a)(5) of the NRA", Lab. L.J., 1968 | |
| Frank W. McCulloch, "New Remedies Under the National Labor Relations Act", NYU Twenty-First Annual Conference on Labor, 1969 | |
| Frank. W. McCulloch and Tim Bornstein, "The National Labor Relations Act and the Transportation Industry", Transp. L.J., 1969 | |
| Frank W. McCulloch, "Development and Contribution of National Labor Relations Act", The Alabama Lawyer, 1969 | |
| McCulloch and Bornstein, The National Labor Relations Board, New York Praeger Publishers, 1974 | |
| 100 | 1993; ILO, 1993 June Convention |
| 1996; Miscellaneous Printed Material | |
| 1985-1991; Potter, Edward: Freedom of Association, the Right to Organize and Collective Bargaining. McCulloch's Notes and Commentaries | |
| 1992-1993; Vienna Convention | |
| 101 | Miscellaneous Printed Materials Annotated by Prof. McCulloch |
| Oversized Materials | |
| 1961; Newspaper Clippings | |
| 1959-1969; Diplomas and Certificates: | |
| NLRB, Certificate of Service, Jan. 1959 | |
| Copy of Certificateof McCulloch's Nomination to NLRB by President Johnson, Aug. 20, 1965 | |
| State of Tennessee Honorary Citizenship Certificate, May 3, 1966 | |
| State of Oklahoma Honorary Okie, June 3, 1969 | |
| NLRB, Certificate of Service, Oct. 1969 | |
| Photographs | |
| Frank W. McCullock Portrait, 1961 | |
| Anglo American Judicial Exchange Visit, June 22-July 7, 1969 | |
| Mss 85-13f | |
| (1996) | |
| 102 | 1977; AFL-CIO and the Press |
| 1980s; AFL-CIO Promotional (Educational) Materials for Teachers | |
| 1993; CERD [Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Racial Discrimination] | |
| 1965; OECD [Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development] | |
| n.d.; ILO Brochures | |
| 1977-1980, 1984-1985; ILO - Reports of the Director General | |
| 103 | 1990-1993; Migrant Legal Action Program "Field Memos" (3 folders) [Incomplete Set] |
| 1965-1989; Miscellaneous Papers | |
| 1976-1986; NCCLS [National Resource Center for Consumers of Legal Services] Annual Report | |
| 104 | 1973-1975; NCCLS - Prepaid Legal Services (4 folders) |
| 1976-1986; NCCLS - Prepaid Legal Services (3 folders) | |
| 105 | 1966; NLRB [National Labor Relations Board] |
| 1983-1989; #640 Public Review Board - UAW. Report of the Public Review Board to the Officers and Membership of the International Union , UAW. Results of the Investigation into Alleged Ethical Practices Code Violations, Region 4, UAW | |
| 1987; #796 Cox, Franklin D. v. International Union UAW. Appeal | |
| 1988; #829. Mois, George E. and Anna Houghton in the matter of Jim Baker, et al. Inland-Livonia Unit (Detroit, MI). Appeal | |
| 1988; #835 Wouster v. Local Union 977 (Marion, In.) Appeal | |
| 1988; #837 Mois, George and Anna Houghton in the matter of Linda Howell vs. Local Union 174, UAW. Appeal | |
| 1972. 1977, 1980, 1983, 1986; UAW Constitutions | |
| Ali, Amir, Work a Photo Portrait, Geneva, International Labor Office, 1989 | |
