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  • Committee for Industrial Organization
    #REDIRECT [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]]
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  • CIO (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Congress of Industrial Organizations}}
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  • Committee for Industrial Organization/Definition
    ...0s. It split from (or was forced out of) the AFL in 1936 and became the [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]], which then in 1955 again merged with the AFL.
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  • Congress of Industrial Organizations/Definition
    The Congress of Industrial Organizations was a federation of labor unions that organized workers in industrial union
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  • John L. Lewis/Definition
    ...s a prominent figure in the United Mine Workers (UMW) and later formed the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO).
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  • Congress of Industrial Organizations/External Links
    *The [http://www.aflcio.org American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations] (AFL-CIO) Web site.
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  • United Auto Workers/Related Articles
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  • Chrysler/Related Articles
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  • John L. Lewis/Related Articles
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  • Walter Reuther/Related Articles
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  • Wendell Willkie/Related Articles
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  • Robert A. Taft/Related Articles
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  • American Federation of Labor/Related Articles
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  • History of U.S. labor unions/Related Articles
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  • Marshall Plan/Related Articles
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  • Free Exchange on Campus
    *[[American Federation of Labor & Congress of Industrial Organizations]]
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  • Hatch Act
    .... The [[United Federal Workers of America]] (UFWA), an affiliate of the [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]] (CIO) challenged the law's constitutionality, <[[Talk:Hatch Act#1993|see
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  • Republican Party (United States), history/Related Articles
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  • American Federation of Labor
    ...led a group of industrial unions to break away in the 1930s to form the [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]]. The two federations competed furiously, even violently. The AFL was al
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  • John L. Lewis
    ...story of labor, gaining credit for building the industrial unions of the [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]] {CIO) into a political and economic powerhouse to rival the [[American Fe ...ntire movement was expelled from the AFL in November 1938 and became the [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]] (CIO]] with Lewis as the first president. The growth of the CIO was pheno
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  • United Auto Workers
    ...uspended the unions in the CIO, and these, including the UAW, formed the [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]] (CIO).<!-- /WP --> Communists provided many of the organizers and took co
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  • Federal Emergency Relief Administration
    ...ndiana this program was particularly popular among the new, more radical [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]] (CIO) unions. Federal workers' education activities also encouraged union
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  • Congress of Industrial Organizations/Citable Version
    The '''Congress of Industrial Organizations''', or '''CIO''', was a federation of [[Labor Unions, U.S., History|labor u ...the AFL, forming the new entity known as the "American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations" (AFL-CIO), in 1955.
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  • Congress of Industrial Organizations
    The '''Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO)''' is a federation of [[Labor Unions, U.S., History|labor unions]]. ...y established itself as a rival to the AFL in 1938, renaming itself the '''Congress of Industrial Organizations,''' the ILGWU and the Millinery Workers left the CIO to return to the AFL.
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  • History of U.S. labor unions
    ...he AFL. Founded in 1933, the committee split from the AFL in 1938 as the [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]] (CIO). The [[Second Red Scare]] after [[World War II]] pushed the AFL and ...UMW) from 1920 to 1960, and the driving force behind the founding of the [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]]. Using UMW organizers the new CIO established the [[United Steel Workers
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  • World War II, Homefront, U.S.
    The war mobilization also changed the [[Congress of Industrial Organizations|CIO's]] relationship with both employers and the national government; much
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  • Marshall Plan
    ...fed the ERP's labor division. This program was supported by the American [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]] (CIO) until hostility to collective bargaining at the local level, combin
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  • Latino history
    ...al, Packing, and Allied Workers of America (UCAPAWA), and affiliate of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO).
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  • New Deal Coalition
    ...''Historical Statistics'' 178.</ref> The labor vote divided three ways, [[Congress of Industrial Organizations|CIO]], [[American Federation of Labor|AFL]] and non-unionized workers. The [[Congress of Industrial Organizations|CIO]] was younger, more radical and poorer than the better- established [[A
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  • Nova Scotia, history
    In 1936, union organizers from the [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]] (CIO) launched a new successful organizing drive at the [[Dominion Steel
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  • Harry S. Truman
    ...w travelers like Wallace, and supported the purge of Communists from the [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]] (CIO) labor unions. Truman agreed with the ADA and moved left after 1946.
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  • Milwaukee, Wisconsin
    ...t in 1935. While both the [[American Federation of Labor]] (AFL) and the [[Congress of Industrial Organizations]] (CIO) organized workers by industry, the AFL was unable to provide the le
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