Expand All Collapse All Extent 943 folders, approximately 23,350 pages Summary This collection consists of records related to discussion between White House Staff and the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO). The AFL-CIO is the largest federation of unions in the United States. This collection consists of correspondence regarding various labor issues, memoranda discussing the White House and the AFL-CIO, scheduling and background materials for AFL-CIO events, and publications related to the AFL-CIO. The collection also contains email correspondence between White House Staff discussing a variety of domestic policy topics as they relate to the AFL-CIO. Scope and Content Note The materials in FOIA 2013-0306-F are a selective body of documents responsive to the topic of the FOIA. Researchers should consult the archivist about related material. Consisting of more than 50 national and international unions, the AFL-CIO is the largest federation of unions in the United States. The AFL-CIO represents the interest of labor and lobbies state and federal governments on behalf of their union membership. The AFL-CIO’s interests include collective bargaining, safe working conditions, equal opportunities, and worker training. The AFL-CIO endorses political candidates that support and best represent these interests. During the Clinton Administration, three different presidents led the AFL-CIO: Lane Kirkland, Thomas Donahue, and John Sweeney. Lane Kirkland served as President of the AFL-CIO from 1979 to 1995. The Clinton Administration primarily worked with Kirkland’s AFL-CIO on the economic plan and health care. Kirkland’s term was also characterized by a decline in union membership and the support of democracy in many international countries. By 1995, Kirkland’s leadership troubled many members of National Archives and Records Administration web site 2013-0306-F http://www.archives.gov 2 the AFL-CIO. Issues of concern included the passage of NAFTA and the lack of health care reform. With limited support from the unions, Kirkland resigned in August of 1995. After Kirkland’s resignation, Thomas Donahue was elected President of the AFL-CIO in August of 1995. By late 1995, the Clinton Administration claimed several accomplishments regarding organized labor and the AFL-CIO. Such accomplishments included appointments favorable to unions, improvements to occupational safety, and the resolution of collective bargaining disputes. At this time, the AFL-CIO identified thirty-two bills supported by organized labor that were signed into law by President Clinton. In October 1995, the AFL-CIO Convention elected John Sweeney as President of the AFL-CIO. Sweeney served as AFL-CIO President for the remainder of the Clinton Administration. Sweeney’s influence brought about a new organizing strategy for the AFL-CIO, including working women’s participation in the labor movement. In 1996, the AFL-CIO’s Special Convention approved this new political agenda, which focused on economic, health, and worker safety issues. Labor organizations, including the AFL-CIO, circulated issue advertisements during the 1996 elections. Many of the AFL-CIO’s issue advertisements concerned spending cuts to the federal budget. The AFL-CIO viewed cuts to education, Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security as detrimental to working families. At the AFL-CIO Convention in 1997, President Sweeney indicated that the AFL-CIO would focus more on organizing workers as opposed to political campaigns. In 1997, the AFL-CIO created four new organizing programs. In 1998, restructuring within the AFL-CIO resulted in the Working for America Institute, which focused on economic policy development. In 1998, the Clinton Administration again claimed several accomplishments regarding organized labor. These 1998 accomplishments were also considered economic achievements and included creation of new jobs, support of collective bargaining, defense of labor standards and worker protections, and fighting for a balanced budget. The White House Office of Records Management file, WHORM Alpha File, and WHORM Alpha Project file primarily contain correspondence. This correspondence concerns invitations to various events associated with the AFL-CIO and also various labor issues. The WHORM (CL) and WHORM (OP) file contains Presidential greetings and congratulatory remarks, invitations, and correspondence on various labor issues. Correspondence in the General Subject File primarily concerns the AFL-CIO leadership, the national and international unions which comprised the AFL-CIO, and also the state, regional, local, and city-wide bodies of the AFL-CIO. This correspondence discusses a wide variety of topics including agricultural unions, collective bargaining rights, economic development, educational opportunity, environmental concerns, healthcare and health insurance reform, human rights, immigration reform and immigrant workers, international trade, labor negotiations, law enforcement, legislation and policies affecting workers, maritime issues, recommendations for federal positions, teacher unions, trade agreements, transportation labor groups, union organization, welfare programs, and workers’ rights. The Subject File also contains greetings, invitations, memoranda on advertising efforts of the AFL-CIO, scheduling materials, speeches, and “Recent Information Items” regarding the AFL-CIO that were reviewed by President Clinton. See the “System of Arrangement” section of this Finding Aid for a brief description of the subject codes associated with these files. National Archives and Records Administration web site 2013-0306-F http://www.archives.gov 3 Cabinet Affairs files includes scheduling materials on rebuilding schools events, AFL-CIO publications on the federal budget and elections spending, and background material regarding the AFL-CIO’s 23rd Biennial Convention. Calligraphy Office files contain insert cards and invitations. Chief of Staff’s Office records include the files of Harold Ickes, Jennifer O’Connor, and Karen Tramontano. Harold Ickes served the White House as an Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff from January 1994 to January 1997. Ickes’ files contain clippings and correspondence concerning issues of importance to the AFL-CIO such as the federal budget, tax policy, Medicare, employee benefits and protections, labor disputes, and union leadership. Ickes’ files also contain advertisements, mail-outs, and press releases sent to the White House from the AFL-CIO. In addition, memos, notes, remarks, and scheduling materials in Ickes’ files concern White House meetings with the AFL-CIO. Jennifer O’Connor worked as Special Assistant to the President in Cabinet Affairs in 1993 and 1994; Special Assistant to the President in the Chief of Staff’s Office in 1995; and as Special Assistant to the Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Political Affairs in 1996. O’Connor’s files consist of binders containing lists, memoranda, remarks, and talking points concerning the conferences, conventions, membership, and organization of the AFL-CIO. O’Connor files also contain biographies, memos, lists, and notes which concern White House ceremonies, events, and meetings with AFL-CIO members. In addition, memos and attached materials in O’Connor’s files outline external political activities of the AFL-CIO. Correspondence and remarks concern issues specific to the AFL-CIO’s Transportation Communications International Union, such as aviation reform and retirement benefits. Karen Tramontano served as Deputy Assistant to the President and Counsel to the Office of the Chief of Staff from 1997 to 2001. The files of Tramontano contain clippings, correspondence, press releases, reports, and statements that concern a variety of issues relating to the AFL-CIO, namely international trade policy, product labeling, fair wages, and legislation. Additional materials in Tramontano’s files concern AFL-CIO meetings, namely the 1997 and 1998 AFL-CIO Conventions. Other files in the Chief of Staff’s Office contain a variety of materials on the AFL-CIO’s equal pay initiatives, in addition to memos and notes regarding union organizing. The General Files in the Communications Office consist of clippings, lists, and memos concerning attendees of the 1997 AFL-CIO Convention. Staff files of the Council of Economic Advisors include those of Martin Baily and Michele Jolin. Baily was a member of the Council of Economic Advisors (CEA) from October 1994 to August 1996. Baily served as Chairman of the CEA from 1999 to 2001. Baily’s files consist of correspondence, lists, and notes regarding meetings with the AFL-CIO on manufacturing jobs and trade policy issues in 1999. Correspondence and lists also regard AFL-CIO publications. Michele Jolin served as Chief of Staff to the CEA from 1995 to 1999. Jolin’s files contain correspondence, notes, and reports concerning job creation, free trade, and corporate responsibility. Other CEA files contain correspondence, lists, notes, and publications regarding 1999 meetings with the AFL-CIO. These meetings concerned manufacturing jobs and trade policy issues. In addition, correspondence with the AFL-CIO regards climate change and the American economy. White House Counsel’s Office files relating to the AFL-CIO include files of Karl Racine. Racine served as Associate White House Counsel during the second terms of the Clinton Administration. Racine’s file contains memoranda regarding compliance to a 1999 document request. Initialed stamps indicate that Racine also viewed many other documents and folders within this collection, namely from the WHORM Subject File and also the files of Harold Ickes, Jennifer O’Connor, and Laura D’Andrea Tyson. National Archives and Records Administration web site 2013-0306-F http://www.archives.gov 4 Other folders in Counsel’s Office contain publications on equal pay; correspondence and attached materials also concern the AFL-CIO and judicial appointments. Domestic Policy Council (DPC) files contain clippings, reports, and statements regarding the AFL-CIO and immigration. These DPC files also contain correspondence and notes on a Working Women’s Conference, lists of professional AFL-CIO members, and AFL-CIO memos concerning bundled campaign contributions. Health Care Task Force files contain correspondence, notes, press releases, and statements on the AFLCIO’s concerns with health system reform. The Intergovernmental Affairs files of Rachel Redington contain correspondence, lists, and schedules concerning remarks and meetings with the AFL-CIO in 1997 and 1998. The Legislative Affairs files contain correspondence regarding NAFTA and the AFL-CIO and also the Health Security Act; correspondence and publications on the AFL-CIO’s community service programs; and clippings, correspondence, and talking points on immigration. National Economic Council records regarding the AFL-CIO include files of Gene Sterling and Laura D’Andrea Tyson. Sterling served as Deputy Director of the National Economic Council (NEC) from 1993 to 1996 and as the National Economic Advisor to President Clinton from 1996 to 2000. Background material, briefing books, clippings, correspondence, issue papers, profiles, schedules, and talking points concern meetings with AFL-CIO and AFL-CIO conventions. Topics addressed include economic conditions, environmental safety, international trade issues, labor relations, tax and budgetary issues, and worker benefits. Laura D’Andrea Tyson served as CEA Chairman from 1993 to 1995 and as NEC Director from 1995 to 1996. Memos and binders in Tyson’s files regard issues and attendees of meetings between the NEC and AFL-CIO in 1996. During these 1996 meetings, the AFL-CIO noted the federation’s direction, concern with the federal budget, and provided presentations concerning economic issues and issue advertisements. Other NEC files contain background material, clippings, correspondence, memos, notes, and remarks concerning briefings and meetings with the AFL-CIO and AFL-CIO conventions between 1997 and 1999. The White House focused on many issues at the 1997 Executive Council Meeting including federal procurement, project labor agreements, and compensation time. This collection also has files from the Political Affairs office. Joan Baggett served as Assistant to the President and Deputy Director of the Office of Political Affairs in 1993. Baggett served as Director of the Office of Political Affairs in 1993 and 1994. Binder materials include biographies, memos, issue papers, reports, and statements that describe meetings between the White House and the AFL-CIO Executive Council in 1994. Additional clippings, correspondence, and reports concern worker security and the Reemployment Act of 1994. Baggett’s shared files with Tara Burns address a myriad of issues, including 1993 White House meetings with the AFL-CIO on the economic plan and health care. Other Political Affairs files contain material ranging from 1994 to 1998. Such material includes clippings, correspondence, fact sheets, and statements on issues of importance to the AFL-CIO. In addition, these files contain scheduling materials and reports on campaign contributions and the economic situation of working people. The Office of Public Liaison files contain briefing and scheduling materials concerning meetings and Convention events in 1997 as well as the AFL-CIO’s “Ask A Working Woman” outreach program. Clippings, correspondence, and talking points concern the apparel industry and social responsibility in addition to the issue of job security for electrical workers. Public Liaison files also contain AFL-CIO National Archives and Records Administration web site 2013-0306-F http://www.archives.gov 5 reports on community investments and welfare reform. Additional correspondence concerns AFL-CIO support of farm workers, healthcare, and the Federal budget. Sharolyn Rosier worked as a spokeswoman and writer for the AFL-CIO from 1990 to the spring of 1997. After her work at the AFL-CIO, Rosier worked for the Clinton Administration from 1997 to 1999. Rosier’s records that relate to the AFL-CIO are dated prior to her employment with the White House. These personal records were not prepared or utilized for transacting White House or government business. Public Liaison files also include advertisements, business cards, and press releases associated with the AFL-CIO. In addition, correspondence regards events expressing concern with Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. General Files within the Speechwriting office contain remarks to the AFL-CIO convention in 1993. General Files also contain background materials for these 1993 remarks, including drafts, memos, and clippings. Josh Gottheimer served as Special Assistant to the President and Presidential Speechwriter from 1998 to 2001. Gottheimer’s Speechwriting files contain draft remarks to the AFL-CIO convention in 1999. Background materials associated with these 1999 draft remarks include clippings, correspondence, notes, and statements. Gottheimer’s files also contain clippings, correspondence, drafts, remarks, and reports regarding a minimum wage event in 2001. The Women’s Initiative and Outreach files contain correspondence, fact sheets, and publications concerning working women issues such as equal pay. ARMS email correspondence consists of correspondence between White House Staff such as Gene Sperling, John Podesta, Laura Tyson, and Karen Tramontano. Responsive records also include correspondence within the Vice President’s Office such as Monica Dixon, Ron Klain, and Vice President Gore. Email from the Council of Economic Advisors is also responsive to the request. AFLCIO officers discussed within responsive email include John Sweeny, Lane Kirkland, Thomas Donahue, Gerry Shea, Richard Trumka, Linda Chavez-Thompson, and Karen Nussbaum. Topics discussed within responsive email are wide and varied, but all topics are in respect to the AFL-CIO’s position or opinion. The topics include NAFTA, fast-track legislation, health care reform, immigration, climate change, Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), Fair Labor Standards (FLSA), Minimum Wage, Life Long Learning, School Construction, and child labor. Also discussed are strikes and labor management negotiations such as the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) and US Airlines; and American Airlines and Allied Pilots Association. Record Type Textual System of Arrangement Records that are responsive to this FOIA request were found in these collections areas—Clinton Presidential Records: White House Office of Records Management (WHORM), Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM Alpha Files, Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM Alpha Project, Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM Subject Files, Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM Subject Files CF, Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM (CL), Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM (OP), Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM Various Offices, Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files, Clinton Presidential Records: Automated Records Management System [Email], and Clinton Presidential Records: Tape Restoration Project. The White House Office of Records Management (WHORM) contains a variety of series created to organize and track documents and correspondence. The WHORM Alpha file was compiled by the White House Office of Records Management from 1993-1996 and is a series if documents arranged by name of persons, organizations, and events. The WHORM Subject file was compiled by the White House Office of Records Management and is a series of categories designated by a letter/number combination. In addition there are WHORM, WHORM (CL), WHORM (OP), WHORM (Various Offices), and WHORM (Alpha Project) series. National Archives and Records Administration web site 2013-0306-F http://www.archives.gov 6 Staff and Office files were maintained at the folder level by staff members within their individual offices and document all levels of administration activity. WHORM files are processed at the document level; whereas, Staff and Office files are processed at the folder level, that is, individual documents are not selected and removed from a folder for processing. While this method maintains folder integrity, it frequently results in the incidental processing of documents that are not wholly responsive to the subject areas. The Automated Records Management System (ARMS) is a database that contains email records of the Executive Office of the President. This system maintained unclassified Presidential email. The ARMS dataset is comprised of 6 sub-series of email records called “Buckets.” The buckets include NPR, OPD, POTUS, WHO, CEA, and Default. ARMS emails are printed and arranged chronologically by creation date. The Tape Restoration Project (TRP) is a database consisting of restored emails from the Automated Records Management System from July 1994 through June of 2000. The TRP is a database that contains email records of the Executive Office of the President. This system maintained unclassified Presidential record email. The TRP dataset is comprised of 6 sub-series of email records called “Buckets.” The buckets include NPR, OPD, POTUS, WHO, CEA, and Default. TRP emails are printed and arranged chronologically by creation date. FOIA 2013-0306-F included WHORM records from these subject codes: AG Agriculture AT Atomic – Nuclear Energy BE Business – Economics BE003 Industry BE003-04 Communications Industry BE003-06 Food and Kindred Products, Industry CA Civil Aviation CA001 Accidents - Safety CA004 Miscellaneous (Includes Routes, Navigation, and Air Subsidies) CM001 Chemicals CM007 Metal Products CM011 Plastic – Rubber Products CO001-01 Africa CO001-02 Antarctica - Arctic CO001-03 Asia CO001-09 South America – Central and Latin America CO025 Brazil, Federative Republic of CO038 China CO072 Haiti, Republic of CO078 Indonesia, Republic of CO081 Ireland CO085 Japan CO112 Mexico (United Mexican States) CO139 Russia CO172 Turkey, Republic of DI002 Natural Disasters National Archives and Records Administration web site 2013 -0306 -F http://www.archives.gov 7 ED Education FA004 Public Health FE002 Declaration of Independence - Constitution FE003 Executive Orders FE004 Heraldry – Flags – President’s Seal FE010 Records and Archives FG001 President of the United States FG001 -06 Appointments – Interviews, Meetings with, Presidential FG001 -07 Appointments Granted, Presidential FG001 - 0 8 Presidential Telephone Calls FG006 -01 White House Office FG006 -03 Chief of Staff FG006 -04 Counsel to the President FG006 -06 National Security Council FG006 -07 Policy Development FG010 Cabinet FG011 Department of State FG012 -02 Customs Service, United States FG012 -04 Internal Revenue Service FG012 -07 Secret Service, United States FG017 Department of Justice FG017 -08 United States Attorneys FG018 -03 Indian Affairs, Bureau of FG019 Department of Agriculture FG020 Department of Commerce FG020 -01 Census, Bureau of FG021 Department of Labor FG022 -03 Public Health Service (National Institutes of Health) FG024 -02 Federal Aviation Administration FG025 Department of Energy FG026 Department of Education FG042 General Accounting Office FG043 Government Printing Office FG050 Judicial Branch FG051 Supreme Court of the United States FG052 Courts of Appeals, United States FG053 District Courts, United States FG055 United States Court of Appeals for the Federal District FG056 United States Court of International Trade FG059 Courts of the District of Columbia FG059 -01 District of Columbia Court of Appeals FG065 Independent Agencies, Boards and Commissions FG122 Environmental Protection Agency FG123 Equal Employment Opportunity Commission FG138 Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service FG214 National Transportation Safety Board FG217 Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) FG249 Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) FG267 United States International Trade and Disarmament Agency FG269 -01 United State Postal Service Board of Governors National Archives and Records Administration web site 2013-0306-F http://www.archives.gov 8 FG331-01 United States Fire Administration FG430 Commission on Merchant Marine and Defense FG513 Chemical Safety and Hazard Investment Board FG999 Federal Agencies, Proposed FI003 Bonds – Stocks - Investments FI004 Budget - Appropriations FI004-02 Estimates, Budget FI010 Taxation FO002 Diplomatic Affairs – Consular Relations FO003-01 Personal – Special Rank of Ambassador or Minister FO006 International Conferences FO006-17 Denver Summit, Summit of the Eight, Denver, Colorado, June 19-22, 1997 GI002 Gifts to the President HE Health HE004 Health, Services HO031 Labor Day HS Housing HU010 Equality HU016 Women IM Immigration - Naturalization IS001 Accident – Hospital – Medical – Health – Medicare – Unemployment IT012 General Agreement on Tariff and Trade (GATT) IV Invitations JL001 Amnesty – Clemency - Pardons JL001-01 Pardon Applications (Approved) JL002 Civil Matters JL003 Criminal Matters JL006 Law Enforcement – Police Matters LA Labor – Management Relations (Non-Government) LA001 Boards – Panels (Labor) LA002 Conditions – Employment - Unemployment LA003 Union – Fair Labor Standards LA005 Strikes – Work Stoppages - Arbitration LA006 Wages - Hours LE Legislation LE002 Vetoes and Repeals and Recissions MA026 Freedom Awards (All) ME Messages ME001 Messages (Sent to Individuals) ME001-03 Condolence / Death ME002 Messages (Sent to Groups / Organizations) ME002-04 Hospitals – Health Care - Institutions ME002-05 Labor Unions / Trade Groups – Professional Associations ND009-01 Air Force Bases ND009-03 Navy – Marine Bases ND014 Supplies - Logistics ND017 Weapons – Ordnance - Munitions NR002 Fish - Wildlife NR003 Forests PC Peace National Archives and Records Administration web site 2013-0306-F http://www.archives.gov 9 PE007 Leave, Federal Employees PE008 Salaries - Wages PE009 Separations, Federal Personnel PL Political Affairs PL003 Messages, Political PL005-02 Democratic Party PP Presidential Personal PP005-01 First Lady PP012-04 Health, President’s PQ Procurement - Disposal PR005-01 Photographs Granted, Presidential PR010 Motion Pictures – Film Strips – Recordings PR012 Petitions – Resolutions – Multiple Signatures PU Publications PU001-07 Clippings to the President RS Reports - Statistics SO004 Receptions, White House SP Speeches SP230-95 State of the Union, 1995 SP230-98 State of the Union, 1998 SP300 Press Conference SP593-02 Grant for B-Factory Project, San Francisco, California, October 4, 1993 SP833 National Building and Construction Trades Department Conference, 1995 SP933 AFL-CIO Convention, New York, New York, October 23, 1995 SP989 National Governor’s Association Education Summit, Palisades, New York, 1996 SP1157-01 AFL-CIO Convention, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, September 24, 1997 SP1229-01 DCCC Dinner, Los Angeles, California, May 3, 1998 SP1405 Remarks to the Heat Relief Volunteers, Chicago, Illinois, August 3, 1999 ST051-02 Puerto Rico TA Trade TA003 Exports TA004-07 Metal Products Trade TA005 Trade Agreements TN Transportation TN005 Water TR Trips TR010 Atlanta, Georgia, March 19, 1993 TR018 Boston, Massachusetts, April 25, 1993 TR204-01 San Jose / Los Angeles / Salinas, California, August 7-9, 1996 TR276 Las Vegas, Nevada, March 18, 1998 WE Welfare WE001 Children (Welfare Services – Adoption – Abuse) WE003 Family Planning WE007 Social Security WE009 Youth Programs WH002-04 Tours (White House – EOB – NEOB) Access Collection is open to all researchers. Access to Clinton Presidential Records is governed by the Presidential Records Act (PRA) (44 U.S.C. Chapter 22, as amended) and the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) (5 U.S.C. 552, as amended) and therefore records may be restricted in whole or in part in accordance with legal exemptions. Copyright Documents in this collection that were prepared by officials of the United States government as part of their official duties are in the public domain. Researchers are advised to consult the copyright law of the United States (17 U.S.C. Chapter 1) which governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Provenance Official records of William Jefferson Clinton’s presidency are housed at the Clinton Presidential Library and administered by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) under the provisions of the Presidential Records Act (PRA). Processed by Staff Archivist, 2014. Previously restricted materials are added as they are released. Last Modified Date 2016-05-20 Container List The following is a list of documents and folders processed in response to FOIA 2013-0306-F: Box 1 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Office of Records Management (WHORM) Streett, Stephanie (AF) 171211 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6856] 175267 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6856] 176238 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6856] 176342 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6856] 176523 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6866] 176757 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6866] 176866 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6866] 180014 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 7639] 184048 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 7647] 187686 [AFL-CIO] [1] [OA/ID 7649] 187686 [AFL-CIO] [2] [OA/ID 7649] 187919 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 7649] 188477 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 7649] 188704 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 7649] Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Alpha Files Alpha Files (AF) 309611 [AFL-CIO] [1] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [2] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [3] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [4] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [5] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [6] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [7] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [8] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [9] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [10] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [11] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [12] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [13] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [14] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [15] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [16] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [17] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [18] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [19] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [20] [OA/ID 12460] 309611 [AFL-CIO] [21] [OA/ID 12460] [AFL-CIO] [1] [OA/ID 12448] [AFL-CIO] [2] [OA/ID 12448] [AFL-CIO] [3] [OA/ID 12448] Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Alpha Project Alpha Files (AF) 148948 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6453] 149799 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6515] 150228 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6545] 150263 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6545] 156634 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6720] 159596 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6806] 160041 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6850] 260060 [Folder 3] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 11397] 262126 [Folder 8] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 11518] 272147 [Folder 3] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 12030] 400871 [Folder 8] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 14656] 409341 [Folder 5] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 15325] 411414 [Folder 2] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 15470] 411581 [Folder 6] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 15588] 411581 [Folder 8] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 15588] 420079 [Folder 1] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 16998] Box 2 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject File Category Case Number AG 316859 AT 285905 BE 005693 BE 036135 BE 113562 BE003 087233 BE003 169666 BE003-04 186207 BE003-06 234904 CA 048268 CA 111614 CA 186564 CA 277966 CA 277988 [CA] 424829 CA001 127034 CA001 127038 CA001 127040 CA001 129609 CA001 129734 CA004 111387 CM001 163469 CM007 047486 CM011 159228 CO001-01 404262 CO001-02 149064 CO001-03 283214 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject File (continued) CO001-09 285909 CO025 268459 CO038 139000 CO072 051490 CO072 081767SS CO078 238563 CO078 247773SS CO078 265285SS CO081 104220 CO081 135084 CO085 115454 CO112 096920 CO112 416187 CO139 051578 DI002 293643 ED 311014 ED 429683 FA004 162364 FE002 196254 FE003 128703 FE004 107483 Box 3 FG001 036960 FG001 114882SS FG001 136330SS FG001 139018SS FG001 147213SS FG001 216901 FG001 231107SS FG001 289878SS [AFL-CIO] FG001-06 104738 FG001-06 159058 FG001-06 274895 FG001-07 001678SS FG001-07 280517SS [AFL-CIO] FG001-07 282289SS [AFL-CIO] FG001-07 293012SS [AFL-CIO] FG001-07 293138SS FG001-07 295618SS [AFL-CIO] FG001-08 003821 FG001-08 043962SS FG001-08 136338SS FG001-08 144483SS FG001-08 193893SS FG001-08 266637SS FG006-01 012711 FG006-01 041009 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject File (continued) FG006-01 045101 FG006-01 120560 [Folder 4] [AFL-CIO] [1] FG006-01 120560 [Folder 7] [AFL-CIO] [1] FG006-01 120560 [Folder 7] [AFL-CIO] [2] FG006-01 121986 [Folder 2] [AFL-CIO] FG006-01 121986 [Folder 5] [AFL-CIO] FG006-01 132500 FG006-03 044871 FG006-03 044996 FG006-04 052190CU FG006-04 052382CU FG006-04 052388CU FG006-07 099319 FG010 200003 FG011 294511 FG012-02 270353 FG012-04 088653 FG012-07 175959 FG012-07 193524 Box 4 FG017 033679 FG017 204881 FG017-08 015229 FG017-08 020367 FG017-08 021260CU FG018-03 206187 FG019 433830 FG020 233326 FG020-01 294216 FG021 003298 FG021 006258 FG021 012086 FG021 028115 FG021 176364 FG021 198174 FG021 214791 FG021 214792 FG022-03 029591CU FG022-03 092658 FG022-03 097156 FG022-03 118141 FG022-03 122712 FG022-03 122912 FG022-03 123498 FG022-03 125697 FG022-03 128064 FG022-03 129588 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject File (continued) FG022-03 195778 FG024-02 004871 FG024-02 409281 [FG024-02] 418053 [FG024-02] 424338 FG025 099077 FG025 196350 FG026 006229 FG042 231627 FG042 255550 FG042 255650CU FG043 006188 FG043 074862 FG050 032599CU FG050 094265CU FG050 267082CU FG050 299643CU FG051 015110CU FG052 048649CU FG052 048808CU FG052 048850CU FG052 083978CU FG052 098301CU FG052 099669CU FG052 100133SS FG052 100903CU FG052 101141CU FG052 101572CU FG052 101888CU FG052 104859CU FG052 106541CU FG052 132056CU FG052 166552 FG052 209948 FG052 227588CU FG052 263091 FG052 263111 Box 5 FG053 018634CU FG053 054228CU FG053 054232CU 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Records: WHORM : (CL) General Files (AF) 267811 [Folder 3] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 11695] General Files (ME) 205093 [March 13 1994] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 8135] Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM : (OP) Outgoing Presidentials (AF) 160684 [March 11, 1996] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6834] 177822 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6869] 179097 [AFL-CIO] [1] [OA/ID 6872] 179097 [AFL-CIO] [2] [OA/ID 6872] 179097 [AFL-CIO] [3] [OA/ID 6872] 179097 [AFL-CIO] [4] [OA/ID 6872] 179097 [AFL-CIO] [5] [OA/ID 6872] 181524 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6875] 202255 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 8065] 220704 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 9737] 221082 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 8637] 236130 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 10185] 241191 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 10197] 244099 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 10204] 264021 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 10909] 289123 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 12908] 300556 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 12921] 317027 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 13896] 411457 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 14798] 419401 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 16064] 426585 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 16075] Outgoing Presidentials (ME002-04) 193330 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 7656] Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM : Various Offices General Files (AF) 220262 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 9401] 247926 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 10845] 275270 [Folder 4] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 12128] Box 14 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files Agency Liaison Correspondence (AF) 254499 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 9814] Cabinet Affairs Balderston, Kris AFL Back to School [OA/ID 23921] Marshall, Jr., Thurgood [AFL-CIO Convention Background] [loose] [OA/ID 23486] Marshall, Jr., Thurgood; Steele, Elizabeth [AFL-CIO Fact Sheet – Corporate versus Union Spending on Politics] [loose] [OA/ID 13497] O’Connor, Jennifer AFL-CIO Pamphlets [OA/ID 7313] Calligraphy Office Paulus, Rick [Insert Card AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 102144] Paulus, Rick; Muffler, Rick Invitation – Reception, AFL-CIO 6/16/1993 [OA/ID 101986] Chief of Staff Bowles, Erskine (AF) 252270 [Folder 3] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 11039] 257372 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 11195] Cutler, Lynn Equal Pay AFL-CIO [OA/ID 15301] Ickes, Harold AFL-CIO Democratic National Committee [OA/ID 9159] AFL-CIO General [OA/ID 9157] AFL-CIO General [Folder 1] [1] [OA/ID 9162] AFL-CIO General [Folder 1] [2] [OA/ID 9162] AFL-CIO General [Folder 1] [3] [OA/ID 9162] AFL-CIO General [Folder 1] [4] [OA/ID 9162] AFL-CIO General [Folder 2] [OA/ID 9162] Service Employees International Union AFL-CIO – General [OA/ID 9176] Box 15 Chief of Staff Lewis, Ann Labor / AFL-CIO [OA/ID 16427] O’Connor, Jennifer AFL Labor [OA/ID 8148] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) AFL-CIO [binder] [OA/ID 8142] AFL-CIO – Bal Harbour 1996 [binder] [OA/ID 8142] AFL-CIO Convention [binder] [OA/ID 8142] AFL-CIO Convention [OA/ID 8148] AFL-CIO Federal Budget [OA/ID 8148] AFL-CIO Meeting with President Sweeney 3/10/1996 [OA/ID 8145] AFL-CIO Monthly Meeting [OA/ID 8148] AFL-CIO New Hampshire Trip [OA/ID 8148] AFL-CIO New York [OA/ID 8148] AFL-CIO Reception 3/25/1996 [OA/ID 8145] AFL-CIO Reception – March 25 [OA/ID 8148] AFL-CIO Remarks to Convention 10/23/1995 [OA/ID 8145] Box 16 Chief of Staff O’Connor, Jennifer AFL-CIO Special Convention 3/25/1996 [OA/ID 8145] AFL-CIO Special Convention 1996 [OA/ID 8148] AFL-CIO Support [OA/ID 8148] DOJ Newspaper Investigation – AFL-CIO Request [OA/ID 8148] International Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Traders - AFL-CIO [OA/ID 8148] Labor – AFL-CIO [OA/ID 8148] Labor – AFL Convention 1995 [1] [OA/ID 8148] Labor – AFL Convention 1995 [2] [OA/ID 8148] Labor – AFL Convention 1995 [3] [OA/ID 8148] Labor – AFL-CIO January 1996 Board Meeting [OA/ID 8148] Labor – AFL-CIO Tom Donahue [OA/ID 8148] Labor – Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture Workers District 3 – AFL-CIO - International Union of Electronic, etc. [OA/ID 8148] Labor – Sweeney – AFL-CIO [OA/ID 8148] Massachusetts AFL [OA/ID 8148] Meeting with New AFL-CIO Leaders 11/15/1998 [OA/ID 8145] Transportation Communications International – AFL-CIO [1] [OA/ID 8146] Transportation Communications International – AFL-CIO [2] [OA/ID 8146] Transportation Communications International – AFL-CIO [3] [OA/ID 8146] Transportation Communications International – AFL-CIO [4] [OA/ID 8146] Box 17 Chief of Staff Panetta, Leon (AF) 182195 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 6876] 204589 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 8073] Panetta, Leon; Bowles, Erskine; Podesta, John [September 23, 1997 – The Democratic Leadership Council Update – Special Edition – The AFL-CIO on Fast Track] [loose] [OA/ID 13863] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) [September 30, 1997 – The Democratic Leadership Council Update – President’s Message to AFL-CIO on Target] [loose] [OA/ID 13863] Podesta, John #10 Background Material for Steel Meeting, November 6, 2000 [AFL-CIO] [1] [OA/ID 18301] #10 Background Material for Steel Meeting, November 6, 2000 [AFL-CIO] [2] [OA/ID 18301] #10 Background Material for Steel Meeting, November 6, 2000 [AFL-CIO] [3] [OA/ID 18301] [Folder 10 – Remarks to the AFL-CIO Executive Council, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 16, 2000] [OA/ID 18305] [Folder 12 – Chief of Staff John Podesta’s Remarks to the AFL-CIO in Los Angeles, California, October 12, 1999] [OA/ID 14887] Podesta, John (AF) 311586 [Folder 3] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 14480] 424236 [Folder 2] [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 18838] Podesta, John; Craighead, Kelly; Von Kaenel, Jane “Deny” AFL-CIO TV Spot, September 10, 1998 [video] [OA/ID 14212] Solidarity Center – ALF-CIO [OA/ID 14212] Tramontano, Karen AFL-CIO [OA/ID 17826] AFL-CIO [1] [OA/ID 18973] AFL-CIO [2] [OA/ID 18973] AFL-CIO [3] [OA/ID 18973] AFL-CIO [OA/ID 18975] Box 18 Chief of Staff Tramontano, Karen AFL-CIO Convention [September 22-25, 1997, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania] [1] [OA/ID 17713] AFL-CIO Convention [September 22-25, 1997, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania] [2] [OA/ID 17713] AFL-CIO Convention [March 1998, Las Vegas, Nevada] [OA/ID 17828] Saipan Sweatshop –AFL-CIO [video] [OA/ID 18975] Vice President – AFL-CIO [OA/ID 17714] Vice President AFL-CIO [OA/ID 17828] Communications Baer, Don AFL-CIO [OA/ID 10132] AFL-CIO Labor 2/15/1995 [OA/ID 10133] General Files AFL-CIO Convention 9/24/1997 [OA/ID 19991] Forest / Resources #23 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 14293] Subject Files 9. “Paying More & Losing Ground” AFL-CIO on Health Insurance (1996) [OA/ID 14294] 18. Global Warming / Climate Control 1997 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 14294] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Correspondence Panetta, Leon; Dorskind, Jim (AF) 182753 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 7641] Council of Economic Advisers Baily, Martin 3/16/1999 AFL-CIO Meeting – Labor / Trade Issues [OA/ID 20966] 5/26/1999 AFL-CIO Pre-Meeting [OA/ID 20966] 6/14/1999 Meeting with AFL-CIO Representatives – Labor / Trade Issues [OA/ID 20966] 7/26/1999 AFL-CIO Pre-Meeting [OA/ID 20966] Box 19 Council of Economic Advisers Baily, Martin 9/30/1999 AFL-CIO Meeting [OA/ID 20966] 11/19/1999 AFL-CIO Meeting [OA/ID 20966] AFL-CIO [OA/ID 20966] Choi, Audrey AFL-CIO [OA/ID 24258] Frankel, Jeffrey AFL-CIO [OA/ID 13726] Jolin, Michele AFL-CIO [OA/ID 23907] Shaw, Kathryn Labor – AFL-CIO [OA/ID 21420] Labor – AFL-CIO Meetings / My Notes [OA/ID 21420] Counsel’s Office Edely, Christopher Affirmative Action – American Federation of Government Employees / AFL-CIO Programs [OA/ID 5747] American Federation of Government Employees / AFL-CIO [empty] [OA/ID 5747] McGovern, Bridget; Winter, Brad [AFL-CIO 02/19/1996] [Audio Tape] [OA/ID 18592] [AFL-CIO Executive Council Meeting 02/20/1995] [Audio Tape] [OA/ID 18592] Racine, Karl [AFL-CIO Document Request] [OA/ID 17323] Smith, Mary [Equal Pay Day – National Committee on Pay Equity and AFL-CIO] [publication] [OA/ID 40208] Wilson, Sarah Judicial Vacancy Crisis – 09/09/1997 – AFL-CIO Action Packet on Judicial Vacancies [OA/ID 24526] Domestic Policy Council Bueno, Irene AFL-CIO Resolution [OA/ID 19894] Cahill, Mary Beth AFL-CIO Working Women’s’ Conference 9/7/1997 [OA/ID 24317] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Magaziner, Ira Professional Members of AFL-CIO [OA/ID 10851] Waldman, Michael Constitutional / Legal – AFL-CIO Letter on Constitutional Issues [OA/ID 6963] First Lady’s Office Cicetti, Pam 1993 Campaign for Health Reform, AFL-CIO [binder] [OA/ID 104141] Massey, Eric AFL-CIO [OA/ID 17217] Massey, Eric Subject Files AFL-CIO [OA/ID 103647] Speechwriting Schiller, Laura HRC – Clinton / Gore Speeches 1995-1996: [8/23/1996 American Postal Workers Union, AFL-CIO Biennial Convention] [OA/ID 24622] Health Care Task Force Balsam-Schwaber, Catherine [AMA [American Medical Association] / AFL-CIO / AARP and Health Care] [loose] [OA/ID 3630] Boorstin, Robert Health Care – AFL-CIO Role [OA/ID 3514] Margherio, Lynn AFL-CIO [OA/ID 4802] Prunty, Meeghan Labor – AFL-CIO [OA/ID 3925] Labor – AFL-CIO – 8/4 AFL-CIO [OA/ID 3925] Labor – AFL-CIO – AFL-CIO Policy Papers [OA/ID 3925] Box 20 Intergovernmental Affairs Redington, Rachel 3/18/1998 POTUS Las Vegas, NV AFL-CIO Speech [OA/ID 14617] September 20, 1997 VPOTUS (Greet) AFL-CIO Convention Pittsburgh, PA [OA/ID 14616] September 24, 1997 POTUS (Greet) AFL-CIO Convention Pittsburg, PA [OA/ID 14616] Legislative Affairs Griffin, Pat; Brophy, Susan; Paster, Howard AFL-CIO [OA/ID 11008] Lew, Jack AFL-CIO / Joe Velasquez [OA/ID 2388] Legislative Affairs Magana, Mark AFL-CIO Immigration Resolution [OA/ID 22039] Ricchetti, Steve Health Care –AFL-CIO [OA/ID 5355] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) National Economic Council Holstein, Elgie [February 10, 1997 – Work in Progress – This Week with America’s Unions – AFL-CIO] [loose] [OA/ID 17395] Lawrence, Robert AFL-CIO Meeting – November 19, 1999 [OA/ID 24011] AFL-CIO Miscellaneous [OA/ID 24011] Lewis, Anne 1997 AFL-CIO Meeting [OA/ID 13564] Vice President at AFL-CIO Executive Committee [OA/ID 13564] Mathews, Sylvia AFL-CIO [OA/ID 8269] Robyn, Dorothy Helpers / Davis Bacon: AFL-CIO [OA/ID 17406] Labor Issues – Offsets, Etc.: AFL-CIO Briefing [OA/ID 21485] Sperling, Gene AFL-CIO [OA/ID 17807] AFL-CIO [OA/ID 19276] AFL-CIO [binder] [OA/ID 19263] Box 21 National Economic Council Sperling, Gene AFL-CIO: AFL-CIO Briefing Book [1] [OA/ID 19276] AFL-CIO: AFL-CIO Briefing Book [2] [OA/ID 19276] AFL-CIO: AFL-CIO Briefing Book [3] [OA/ID 19276] AFL-CIO: AFL-CIO Briefing Book [4] [OA/ID 19276] AFL-CIO: AFL-CIO Briefing Book [5] [OA/ID 19276] AFL-CIO: AFL-CIO Conference [OA/ID 19276] AFL-CIO Briefing Book for Gene Sperling [binder] [1] [OA/ID 20254] AFL-CIO Briefing Book for Gene Sperling [binder] [2] [OA/ID 20254] AFL-CIO Briefing Book for Gene Sperling [binder] [3] [OA/ID 20254] Box 22 National Economic Council Sperling, Gene AFL-CIO Briefing Book for Gene Sperling [binder] [4] [OA/ID 20254] AFL-CIO Briefing Book for Gene Sperling [binder] [5] [OA/ID 20254] AFL-CIO Briefing Book for Gene Sperling [binder] [6] [OA/ID 20254] AFL-CIO New York [OA/ID 9234] Attended – AFL-CIO Meeting 7/30/1999 [OA/ID 19286] Attended: Vice President – AFL Dinner 7/15 [OA/ID 19286] Tseng, David AFL-CIO 1997 Convention [OA/ID 15040] AFL-CIO Convention [OA/ID 15044] AFL-CIO Meeting in LA [OA/ID 15040] Tyson, Laura D’Andrea AFL-CIO [OA/ID 8463] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) AFL-CIO Biographies [binder] [OA/ID 8912] AFL-CIO Meetings (Current) [binder] [1] [OA/ID 8912] AFL-CIO Meetings (Current) [binder] [2] [OA/ID 8912] AFL-CIO Meetings (Current) [binder] [3] [OA/ID 8912] Box 23 Political Affairs Baggett, Joan [AFL-CIO Briefing Book] [loose] [1] [OA/ID 4048] [AFL-CIO Briefing Book] [loose] [2] [OA/ID 4048] [AFL-CIO Briefing Book] [loose] [3] [OA/ID 4048] [AFL-CIO Briefing Book] [loose] [4] [OA/ID 4048] Chicago – AFL-CIO 8/2 [OA/ID 4053] Labor / [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 4056] Baggett, Joan; Burns, Tara AFL-CIO [Folder 1] [OA/ID 4125] AFL-CIO [Folder 2] [OA/ID 4125] AFL-CIO Executive Meeting [OA/ID 4125] Bal Harbour – AFL-CIO [OA/ID 4125] Box 24 Political Affairs Hughes, Craig Labor – AFL-CIO: [AFL-CIO Fact Sheet] [OA/ID 14933] Labor – AFL-CIO: AFL-CIO Polling [OA/ID 14933] Labor – AFL-CIO: [Association of Professional Flight Attendants] [loose] [OA/ID 14933] Labor – AFL-CIO: Labor AFL-CIO [1] [OA/ID 14933] Labor – AFL-CIO: Labor AFL-CIO [2] [OA/ID 14933] Labor – AFL-CIO: [Ocean Shipping Reform Act] [loose] [OA/ID 14933] Labor – AFL-CIO: Peter D. 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[OA/ID 14933] Labor – AFL-CIO: Pulp & Paperworkers’ Resource Council [OA/ID 14933] Labor – AFL-CIO: [Voter Turn Out Plans] [loose] [OA/ID 14933] Shakow, Peter; Velasquez, Joe AFL-CIO Executive Council – District of Columbia [OA/ID 5121] AFL-CIO Information [OA/ID 5121] AFL-CIO San Francisco [OA/ID 5121] Public Liaison Dunn, Jay Economic Situation Facing Working Families – Millennium Group Report for AFL-CIO [OA/ID 14319] Echaveste, Maria 09/05/1997 – 09/07/1997 AFL-CIO Women’s Conference [OA/ID 11493] AFL-CIO [OA/ID 11494] [Crossfire/AFL-CIO Final Ads – 8/26/1997] [video] [OA/ID 13507] Labor – AFL-CIO [OA/ID 11494] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) Fine, Deborah AFL-CIO – Unions [OA/ID 5102] AFL-CIO – Welfare [OA/ID 5102] Herman, Alexis; Moy, Ruby Appearance of Vice President at AFL-CIO in Florida [OA/ID 5073] Matsui, Doris AFL-CIO Union [OA/ID 6480] Rivera, Maritza United Farm Workers, AFL-CIO [OA/ID 14746] Box 25 Public Liaison Rosier, Sharolyn AFL-CIO [1] [OA/ID 10677] AFL-CIO [2] [OA/ID 10677] AFL-CIO Ads [OA/ID 10677] AFL-CIO Boycotts [OA/ID 10677] AFL-CIO Community Services Program [OA/ID 10677] AFL-CIO Convention 1991 [OA/ID 10678] AFL-CIO Convention – 1991: Convention Press Releases [OA/ID 10678] AFL-CIO Convention 1995 [1] [OA/ID 10678] AFL-CIO Convention 1995 [2] [OA/ID 10678] AFL-CIO Convention 1995 [3] [OA/ID 10678] AFL-CIO Convention – 1995: Press Releases [OA/ID 10678] AFL-CIO Executive Council [Folder 1] [OA/ID 10678] AFL-CIO Executive Council [Folder 2] [1] [OA/ID 10678] AFL-CIO Executive Council [Folder 2] [2] [OA/ID 10678] AFL-CIO Executive Council [Folder 2] [3] [OA/ID 10678] AFL-CIO Executive Council [Folder 2] [4] [OA/ID 10678] AFL-CIO News Budgets [OA/ID 10678] AFL-CIO Public Relations [OA/ID 10678] AIDS/HIV – New York State AFL-CIO [OA/ID 10678] DPE [Department for Professional Employees] – [AFL-CIO] [1] [OA/ID 10679] DPE [Department for Professional Employees] – [AFL-CIO] [2] [OA/ID 10679] Box 26 Public Liaison Woolley, Barbara [AFL-CIO Healthcare TV & Radio Ads] [loose] [OA/ID 20955] Yager, Marilyn AFL-CIO [OA/ID 8814] [AFL-CIO Ads 9/14/1995] [Video Tapes] [OA/ID 8185] AFL-CIO Meeting 8/11/1995 [OA/ID 10675] Scheduling Office Correspondence (AF) 259981 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 10901] General Files (AF) 200250 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 7657] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) 202282 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 8067] 203137 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 8067] 211194 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 8619] 214144 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 8626] 231685 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 9754] 248368 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 10831] 252119 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 10887] 269612 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 11621] 276097 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 11627] 283295 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 11639] 408167 [AFL-CIO] [OA/ID 14778] Streett, Stephanie Pittsburgh, PA / AFL-CIO 9/24/1997 [OA/ID 20695] Special Envoy for the Americas Liggett, Sharon AFL-CIO [OA/ID 20310] Speechwriting Edmonds, Terry AFL-CIO [1] [OA/ID 10980] AFL-CIO [2] [OA/ID 10980] General Files [Folder 18] AFL-CIO (10/4) [OA/ID 3335] Gottheimer, Josh JDP [Podesta] AFL-CIO 10/11/1999 (not used) [1] [OA/ID 18998] JDP [Podesta] AFL-CIO 10/11/1999 (not used) [2] [OA/ID 18998] JDP [Podesta] AFL-CIO 10/11/1999 (not used) [3] [OA/ID 18998] JDP [Podesta] AFL-CIO 10/11/1999 (not used) [4] [OA/ID 18998] Notes AFL-CIO – Minimum Wage Event 1/8/2001 [1] [OA/ID 21929] Notes AFL-CIO – Minimum Wage Event 1/8/2001 [2] [OA/ID 21929] Box 27 Speechwriting Gottheimer, Josh Notes AFL-CIO – Minimum Wage Event 1/8/2001 [3] [OA/ID 21929] Research for AFL-CIO – Minimum Wage Event 1/8/2001 [1] [OA/ID 21929] Research for AFL-CIO – Minimum Wage Event 1/8/2001 [2] [OA/ID 21929] Videos 9/7/1999: AFL-CIO [OA/ID 19003] Waldman, Michael 9/24/1997 AFL-CIO [OA/ID 14455] [AFL-CIO] [binder] [OA/ID 13654] AFL-CIO 3/25/1996 [OA/ID 14448] Labor: AFL-CIO [OA/ID 14438] NAFTA: AFL-CIO [OA/ID 13660] [Reemployment Act – AFL-CIO Organization Issues] [OA/ID 13658] [Reemployment Act – Memo on AFL-CIO Testimony] [OA/ID 13658] Weiss, Lowell AFL-CIO [1] [OA/ID 17192] AFL-CIO [2] [OA/ID 17192] Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files (continued) AFL-CIO 3/18/1998 [1] [OA/ID 17193] AFL-CIO 3/18/1998 [2] [OA/ID 17193] White House Health Care Interdepartmental Working Group Participant’s Working Papers [AFL-CIO – Defining “Near Employees” for Health Care Reform] [OA/ID 101331] Workers’ Compensation – AFL-CIO [OA/ID 100464] Women’s Initiative and Outreach Brown, LaJacee AFL-CIO Working Women [OA/ID 21954] General Files AFL-CIO [OA/ID 24075] Box 28 Clinton Presidential Records: Automated Records Management System [Email] OPD [OA/ID 250000] [AFL-CIO] [03/22/1993 – 11/02/1993] [11/10/1993 – 02/22/1994] [02/22/1994 – 06/21/1994] [06/22/1994 – 07/07/1994] [07/08/1994 – 07/27/1994] [07/27/1994 – 02/14/1995] [02/21/1995 – 05/05/1995] Box 29 [05/09/1995 – 10/23/1995] [10/25/1995 – 03/26/1996] [03/27/1996 – 06/24/1996] [06/28/1996 – 02/10/1997] [02/12/1997 – 05/28/1997] [06/23/1997 – 09/25/1997] Box 30 [09/30/1997 – 03/06/1998] [03/06/1998 – 03/17/1998] [03/17/1998 – 04/13/1998] [04/13/1998 – 11/14/1998] [11/14/1998 – 01/14/1999] [01/15/1999 – 03/18/1999] Box 31 [03/19/1999 – 07/20/1999] [07/21/1999 – 09/30/1999] [09/30/1999 – 11/22/1999] Clinton Presidential Records: Automated Records Management System [Email] (continued) [11/23/1999 – 02/17/2000] [02/18/2000 – 02/28/2000] [02/29/2000 – 05/10/2000] Box 32 [05/23/2000 – 09/11/2000] [09/11/2000 – 01/16/2001] Box 33 WHO [OA/ID 500000] [AFL-CIO] [04/14/1993 – 09/16/1993] [09/20/1993 – 10/06/1993] [10/17/1993 – 07/19/1994] [07/20/1994 – 05/23/1995] [05/23/1995 – 10/06/1995] [10/10/1995 – 02/01/1996] Box 34 [02/02/1996 – 03/17/1996] [03/18/1996 – 04/22/1996] [04/24/1996 – 06/07/1996] [06/11/1996 – 08/12/1996] [08/12/1996 – 01/31/1997] [01/31/1997 – 05/22/1997] [05/30/1997 – 10/03/1997] Box 35 [10/09/1997 – 11/05/1997] [11/19/1997 – 03/31/1998] [03/31/1998 – 10/01/1998] [10/06/1998 – 01/18/1999] [01/25/1999 – 04/16/1999] [04/28/1999 – 08/02/1999] [08/02/1999 – 09/29/1999] [10/11/1999 – 12/14/1999] Box 36 [01/04/2000 – 03/04/2000] [03/07/2000 – 06/06/2000] [06/14/2000 – 09/25/2000] [09/27/2000 – 01/03/2001] [01/07/2001] Clinton Presidential Records: Automated Records Management System [Email] (continued) CEA [OA/ID 950000] [AFL-CIO] [10/21/1997 – 03/22/1999] [03/22/1999 – 06/01/1999] [06/02/1999 – 01/16/2001] Default [OA/ID 1100000] [AFL-CIO] [10/03/1996 – 07/07/1997] Clinton Presidential Records: Tape Restoration Project [Email] OPD [OA/ID 250000] [AFL-CIO] [03/12/1997 – 06/09/1999] WHO [OA/ID 500000] [AFL-CIO] [03/21/1996 – 08/18/1999]