Injunctions, Study of the Use of - Senator Murray, Jack Barbash, Adams --sc, 1946-1952

1946-1947, [1950] 1952. Correspondence with several people including Jack Barbash, staff Director of the United States senate Subcommittee on Labor Management Relations; Martin P. Catherwood, Dean of the Industrial and Labor Relations School; Jacob Seidenberg, Industrial and Labor Relations graduate research assistant; and R.W. Fleming, Director of the Industrial Relations Center at the University of Wisconsin, about Konvitz's direction of a study of the use of the injunction in labor disputes in the New York City metropolitan area since the adoption of the Little Norris-La Guardia Act; and about aspects of the broader study, by the United States Subcommittee on Labor-Management Relations of the Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, of the use of the injunction in labor disputes by state courts. The correspondence, memorandums, and reports provide detailed information about Konvitz's project and other areas of the Subcommittee's study. Also correspondence between Dean Catherwood and United States Senator James E. Murray, Chairman of the Subcommittee on Labor-Management Relations, on the participation of the Industrial and Labor Relations School in the study (April 1950). In addition to a number of reports and a bibliography on labor injunctions, there is a copy of "A proposal for a Workshop in Group Relations in Union Administration and Collective Bargaining."