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Amalgamated Union of Foundry Workers ID Heading Subject Organisation Person Industry Country Date Location 74 JIM GARDNER (null) AMALGAMATED UNION OF FOUNDRY WORKERS JIM GARDNER (null) (null) 1954-1955 1/074 303 TRADE UNIONS TRADE UNIONS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (null) (null) (null) 1958-1959 5/303 360 ASSOCIATION OF SUPERVISORY STAFFS EXECUTIVES AND TECHNICIANS NON MANUAL WORKERS ASSOCIATION OF SUPERVISORY STAFFS EXECUTIVES AND TECHNICIANS (null) (null) (null) 1942-1966 7/360 361 ASSOCIATION OF SUPERVISORY STAFFS EXECUTIVES AND TECHNICIANS NOW ASSOCIATIONON MANUAL WORKERS ASSOCIATION OF SUPERVISORY STAFFS EXECUTIVES AND TECHNICIANS N(null) (null) (null) 1967 TO 7/361 362 ASSOCIATION OF SUPERVISORY STAFFS EXECUTIVES AND TECHNICIANS CONFERENCES NONON MANUAL WORKERS ASSOCIATION OF SUPERVISORY STAFFS EXECUTIVES AND TECHNICIANS N(null) (null) (null) 1955-1966 7/362 363 ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS IN TECHNICAL INSTITUTIONS APPRENTICES ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS IN TECHNICAL INSTITUTIONS (null) EDUCATION (null) 1964 7/363 364 BRITISH ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION (null) BRITISH ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION (null) ENTERTAINMENT (null) 1929-1935 7/364 365 BRITISH ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION (null) BRITISH ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION (null) ENTERTAINMENT (null) 1935-1962 7/365 366 BRITISH ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION (null) BRITISH ACTORS EQUITY ASSOCIATION (null) ENTERTAINMENT (null) 1963-1970 7/366 367 BRITISH AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION (null) BRITISH AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION (null) TRANSPORT CIVIL AVIATION (null) 1969-1970 7/367 368 CHEMICAL WORKERS UNION CONFERENCES INCOMES POLICY RADIATION HAZARD CHEMICAL WORKERS UNION (null) CHEMICAL (null) 1954-1966 7/368 369 CIVIL SERVICE CLERICAL ASSOCIATION NOW CIVIL AND PUBLIC SERVICES ASSOCIATION NON MANUAL CIVIL SERVICE CLERICAL ASSOCIATION NOW CIVIL AND PUBLIC SERVICES (null) CIVIL SERVICE (null) 1967-1970 7/369 370 CIVIL SERVICE CLERICAL ASSOCIATION CONFERENCES NONMANUAL CIVIL SERVICE CLERICAL ASSOCIATION (null) CIVIL SERVICE (null) 1954-1965 7/370 371 CIVIL SERVICE VARIOUS CONFERENCES NON MANUAL CIVIL SERVICE UNION SOCIETY OF CIVIL SERVANTS CUSTOMS AND EXCISE (null) CIVIL SERVICE (null) 1956-1965 7/371 372 CLERICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE WORKERS UNION NON MANUAL CLERICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE WORKERS UNION (null) (null) (null) 1968-1970 7/372 373 CLERICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE WORKERS UNION CONFERENCES NON MANUAL AUTOMATION CLERICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE WORKERS UNION (null) (null) (null) 1955-1966 7/373 374 CONFEDERATION OF HEALTH SERVICE EMPLOYEES (null) CONFEDERATION OF HEALTH SERVICE EMPLOYEES (null) HEALTH SERVICE (null) 1956-1965 7/374 375 CONFEDERATION OF SHIPBUILDING AND ENGINEERING UNIONS (null) CONFEDERATION OF SHIPBUILDING AND ENGINEERING UNIONS (null) SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERING (null) 1967-1971 7/375 376 CONFEDERATION OF SHIPBUILDING AND ENGINEERING UNIONS CONFERENCES (null) CONFEDERATION OF SHIPBUILDING AND ENGINEERING UNIONS (null) SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERING (null) 1956-1966 7/376 377 CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERING UNION CONFERENCES (null) CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1959-1970 7/377 378 DRAUGHTSMEN AND ALLIED TECHNICIANS ASSOCIATION NONMANUAL DRAUGHTSMEN AND ALLIED TECHNICIANS ASSOCIATION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1967-1970 7/378 379 DRAUGHTSMEN AND ALLIED TECHNICIANS ASSOCIATION CONFERENCES NON MANUAL DRAUGHTSMEN AND ALLIED TECHNICIANS ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION OF (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1956-1966 7/379 380 ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING TRADES UNION OR ELECTRICAL TRADES UNION (null) ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING TRADES UNION ELECTRICAL TRADES UNION (null) BUILDING (null) 1967-1970 7/380 381 ELECTRICAL TRADES UNION CONFERENCES COMMUNISM ELECTRICAL TRADES UNION COMMUNIST PARTY FRANK HAXELL FRANK FOULKES JOHN BYRNE BUILDING (null) 1959-1966 7/381 382 FEDERATION OF AMBULANCE PERSONNEL (null) FEDERATION OF AMBULANCE PERSONNEL (null) HEALTH SERVICE (null) 1969 8/382 383 FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT TRADE UNIONS NONPOLITICAL POLITICAL LEVY CLOSED SHOP LABOUR PARTY FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT TRADE UNIONS (null) (null) (null) 1946-1958 8/383 384 FILM ARTISTES ASSOCIATION CONFERENCES (null) FILM ARTISTES ASSOCIATION (null) FILM ENTERTAINMENT (null) 1964 8/384 385 FIRE BRIGADES UNION (null) FIRE BRIGADES UNION (null) (null) (null) 1936-1969 8/385 386 FIRE BRIGADES UNION CONFERENCES (null) FIRE BRIGADES UNION (null) (null) (null) 1954-1966 8/386 387 GENERAL FEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS (null) GENERAL FEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS (null) (null) (null) 1915-1934 8/387 388 GENERAL FEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS (null) GENERAL FEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS (null) (null) (null) 1935-1966 8/388 389 GENERAL AND MUNICIPAL WORKERS UNION LOCAL GOVERNMENT GENERAL AND MUNICIPAL WORKERS UNION (null) (null) (null) 1967-1976 8/389 390 GUILD OF INSURANCE OFFICALS (null) GUILD OF INSURANCE OFFICALS (null) INSURANCE (null) 1969-1970 8/390 391 GUILD OF INSURANCE WORKERS CONFERENCES (null) GUILD OF INSURANCE WORKERS CONFERENCES (null) INSURANCE (null) 1957-1965 8/391 392 INLAND REVENUE STAFF FEDERATION (null) INLAND REVENUE STAFF FEDERATION (null) CIVIL SERVICE (null) 1969-1970 8/392 393 INLAND REVENUE STAFF FEDERATION (null) INLAND REVENUE STAFF FEDERATION (null) CIVIL SERVICE (null) 1954-1966 8/393 394 INSTITUTION OF PROFESSIONAL CIVIL SERVANTS (null) INSTITUTION OF PROFESSIONAL CIVIL SERVANTS (null) CIVIL SERVICE (null) 1956-1966 8/394 395 LONDON TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY CONFERENCES (null) LONDON TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY (null) PRINTING SPAIN 1928-1961 8/395 396 LICENSED TAXI DRIVERS ASSOCIATION (null) LICENSED TAXI DRIVERS ASSOCIATION (null) TRANSPORT (null) 1967-1968 8/396 397 MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS UNION (null) MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS UNION ASSOCIATION OF SCIENTIFIC TECHNICAL (null) HEALTH SERVICE (null) 1970 8/397 398 MERCHANT NAVY AND AIRLINE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION (null) MERCHANT NAVY AND AIRLINE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION (null) TRANSPORT SHIPPING (null) 1954-1970 8/398 399 MERCHANT NAVY AND AIRLINE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION CONFERENCES (null) MERCHANT NAVY AND AIRLINE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION (null) TRANSPORT SHIPPING (null) 1959 8/399 400 MINERS FEDERATION NATIONALISATION MINERS FEDERATION RED INTERNATIONAL OF LABOUR UNIONS (null) COAL WALES RUSSIA 1915-1927 8/400 401 MINERS FEDERATION (null) MINERS FEDERATION ARTHUR COOK COAL SCOTLAND WALES 1928 8/401 402 MINERS FEDERATION (null) MINERS FEDERATION (null) COAL WALES 1929-1930 8/402 403 MINERS FEDERATION (null) MINERS FEDERATION (null) COAL SCOTLAND WALES 1931-1933 8/403 404 MINERS FEDERATION (null) MINERS FEDERATION (null) COAL SCOTLAND WALES 1934-1935 8/404 405 MINERS FEDERATION (null) MINERS FEDERATION ARTHUR HORNER COAL SCOTLAND WALES 1936 8/405 406 MINERS FEDERATION (null) MINERS FEDERATION ARTHUR HORNER COAL SCOTLAND WALES 1937 8/406 407 MINERS FEDERATION (null) MINERS FEDERATION ARTHUR HORNER WILL LAWTHER COAL SCOTLAND WALES RUS1938-1939 8/407 408 MINERS FEDERATION (null) MINERS FEDERATION WILL LAWTHER COAL SCOTLAND WALES 1940-1942 8/408 409 MINERS FEDERATION (null) MINERS FEDERATION WILL LAWTHER ANEURIN BEVIN COAL SCOTLAND WALES 1943-1944 8/409 410 MINERS INDUSTRIAL UNION (null) MINERS INDUSTRIAL UNION NATIONAL UNION OF SEAMEN MINERS FEDERATGEORGE SPENCER HAVELOCK WILSON COAL (null) 1926-1927 8/410 304 TRADE UNIONS TRADE UNIONS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (null) (null) (null) 1959-1960 5/304 305 TRADE UNIONS TRADE UNIONS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (null) (null) (null) 1960-1961 5/305 306 TRADE UNIONS TRADE UNIONS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (null) (null) (null) 1962-1963 5/306 307 TRADE UNIONS TRADE UNIONS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (null) (null) (null) 1963-1964 5/307 308 TRADE UNIONS TRADE UNIONS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (null) (null) (null) 1964 MARCH-APRIL 5/308 309 TRADE UNIONS TRADE UNIONS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (null) (null) (null) 1964 MAY-AUG 5/309 310 TRADE UNIONS TRADE UNIONS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (null) (null) (null) 1964 SEPT-DEC 6/310 311 TRADE UNIONS TRADE UNIONS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (null) (null) (null) 1965 JAN-MAY 6/311 312 TRADE UNIONS TRADE UNIONS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (null) (null) (null) 1965 JUNE-OCT 6/312 313 TRADE UNIONS TRADE UNIONS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (null) (null) (null) 1965 OCT-1966 6/313 314 TRADE UNIONS TRADE UNIONS TRADES UNION CONGRESS (null) (null) (null) 1967-1970 6/314 315 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1926-1933 6/315 316 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1934-1936 6/316 317 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION SHOP STEWARDS AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING GERMANY 1936 6/317 318 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1937 6/318 319 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1938-1939 6/319 320 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1940-1942 6/320 321 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1943-1944 6/321 322 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1945-1946 6/322 323 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1947-1948 6/323 324 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1949-1952 6/324 325 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1952-1955 6/325 326 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1956-1957 6/326 327 AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) AMALGAMATED ENGINEERING UNION (null) ENGINEERING (null) 1958 6/327 328 AMALGAMATED
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