What does OCAWU stand for?

Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union

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Samples in periodicals archive:

95 Hardcover Work, health, and environment series HD8079 The Louisiana-Labor Neighbor Project originated in a campaign by the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers union to combat a lockout of its members by the BASF Corpporation in Geismar, Louisiana and involved coalition building with local environmentalists and other community organizations.

Labor-environmental coalitions; lessons from a Louisiana ...

The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union (OCAW) in the US made some progress in this area during the 1990s.

Coal to sunrise. (Local Equity)

Tom Gentry, president of an Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers union local, figures teams are a way to lay people off.

BUSINESSES TURN TO WORK TEAMS FOR NEW PROJECTS : SYSTEM DIFFUSES ...

Ninety-five percent of these workers are represented by the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union.

The outlook for collective bargaining in 1988

Most of them are just deeply depressed over the fact that they've lost friends and loved ones," said Tom Lind of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers union, which represents about a half of the plant's 475 employees and contract workers.

CITY SHROUDED IN SORROW -- VICTIMS OF ANACORTES REFINERY EXPLOSION ...