American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees presents this directory of materials on the history of women in the workplace.

Furnishes access to study resources pertaining to US labor history. Find articles, biographies, timelines, and overviews.

Learn about this influential copper mine labor dispute in Arizona. This guide provides newspaper articles, eyewitness reports, and maps.

Details the 1919 mob raid on the Industrial Workers of the World meeting hall and the bloody shootout that ensued.

Curriculum guide features a US labor history timeline chronicling the colonial period to the modern era. Includes class handouts and study resources.

Allen Lutins has compiled this list of major events in US labor history chronicling the years 1806 to 1989.

Provides profiles of noted US trade union activists and furnishes access to trade union organizations and journals.

Collection of articles and essays looks at the origins of trade unions in benefit societies such as the Freemasons and Oddfellows.

Learn about the collection of actuality films of the 1904 Westinghouse Works archived at the Library of Congress.

Read a reprint of a pamphlet from 1917 entitled "One Big Union Monthly" which was put out by the Industrial Workers of the World.

Virtual museum displays the art and history of organized labor. Find photos of demonstrations and workers, strike posters, buttons, and ribbons.

Supplies study resources and articles focused on US labor history and furnishes access to related research guides.

Collection of posters describes the history of labor and social movements in Japan since 1945. Browse images of union and strike fliers with their English translations.

Andrew H. Lee provides this annotated guide to reference resources on labor history in the United States. Lists bibliographies, biographies, guides, and periodicals.

Read the entire labor-backed Social Security Act of 1935 which was signed into law by the New Deal president, Franklin Roosevelt.

Furnishes access to study guides and resources detailing the history of women's labor in the United States.

Comprehensive guide provides resources for the study of the Trade Union Movement. Access profiles of trade unionists and related organizations and journals.

Timeline provides a list of the important events in U.S. Labor history. Includes strikes, labor laws and union formations.

Hear recordings drawn from archives around the world relating to US labor history. Includes speeches made by renowned labor leaders.

Furnishes access to journals, periodicals, research institutions, libraries, and course materials relating to US labor history.

View vintage labor-related photographs from the era of the Farm Security Administration (FSA).