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Item All-India Trade Union Congress: Report Twenty-Second Session: Calcutta, 1947(All-India Trade Union Congress, 1947) All- India Trade Union CongressIncludes proceedings. GENERAL SECRETARY’S REPORT: The Working Committee; General Council; Standing Credentials committee; Office bearers’ tours; Provincial and regional conferences and councils; Industrial conferences; head office; Tripartite deliberations; Five year labour plan; AITUC representatives on government committees; ILO; World Federation of trade unions; Political situation; Working class situation; Labour legislation; AITUC’s sympathies with freedom struggles; President’s statements; Finances. Appendices: Working committee statement on unemployment, cuts in dearness allowance and wages; Industrial disputes legislation; Communal riots; Trade union liberties; Police firing; Housing for industrial workers; Accounts. REOLUTIONS: AITUC’s main objective; Nationalisation of industries; Industrial workers’ wages and housing; Cloth shortage; Unemployment; Basic Demands Day; Communal riots; Trade union liberties and riots; Repression in British India; Repressive legislation; Kisan struggles; Government’s five-year labour programme; Industrial disputes legislation bill; Workmen’s State Insurance bill; Workmen’s Compensation Act; Holidays with pay; Employment exchanges; Factories Act; Labour policy; Bombay Industrial Relations bill; Industrial Relations Bill of C.P. and Berar; Police firing in Calcutta; Strikes in Calcutta; UP (Uttar Pradesh) labour enquiry committee; Working class struggles in states; Railwaymen; Cotton textile workers; Jute textile workers; Coal miners; Plantation workers; Indian seamen; Motor transport workers; Printing press workers; Glass industry workers; Petroleum workers; Municipal workers; Post and telegraph workers; Clerical and administrative workers; Primary school teachers; Untouchable workers. Affiliated unions; General council members; Provincial committees; Delegates; Constitution.Item AITUC Memorandum to the committee on Consumer Price Index Numbers(All-India Trade Union Congress, 1977) All- India Trade Union CongressThe memorandum to the Consumer Price Index Numbers committee headed by Neelaakantha Rath. AITUC has been agitating since the early 1960s against CPI fraud (see also: The Index Fraud 1963) and the effects of this fraud on the dearness allowance.Item Collection of recent wage agreements : In Public and Private Sectors 1988, 1989(1-575, 1990) All- India Trade Union CongressThe report includes 40 representative wage agreements with the government, most of which were concluded in 1989. The agreements have seen strong wage increases, and set a pattern for bipartite wage negotiations and collective bargaining as a viable method, despite the number of unions involved. AGREEMENTS: Damodar Valley Corporation; Indian Oil (refineries and pipelines); HMT, Bangalore; National Thermal Power Corporation; Bharat Heavy Electricals, New Delhi; Hindustan Paper Corporation; GIC; Greaves Cotton; Greaves Cotton (Lombardini Unit), Aurangabad; Hindustan Copper; Indian petrochemicals; Calcutta electric supply; Cement; Bank; Port & dock; Steel; Coal industry; Hotel Catering Establishment Units (ITDC); National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC); Oil and Natural Gas Commission (ONGC); Hindustan Cables (Rupnarainpur Unit); Tamilnadu Electricity Board; Hindustan Aeronautics; BEML; Indian Telephone; David Brown Greaves Chinchwad, Pune 411019; India Aluminium; India Airlines; Mineral exploration; Neyveli Lignite Corporation; Hindustan Photo Films, Ootacamund; Indian Oil Corporation; Hindustan Latex; Fertilisers; Indian Drug and Pharmaceuticals Ltd (IDPL); Shipping Corporation of India; Bharat Aluminium; Hindustan Zinc.Item Papers for the Working Committee Meeting Delhi: 8-9 August 1959(All-India Trade Union Congress, 1959) All- India Trade Union CongressIncludes AITUC’s views on government’s memoranda on industrial relations; Central committee of employment; An analysis of industrial awards of bonus; Study of labour costs; Replacement costs in industry; Wage revision of Andhra Pradesh government employees; Note on government discrimination against the AITUC; Strike diary. Statistics on: Consumer price index; Rise in prices of food grains; Industrial disputes; Employment in cotton mill industry; Textile closures; Employment exchange statistics; Index numbers of industrial production; National income (1948-1958).Item AITUC Special Convention Resolutions and documents. June 1975, Indore(All-India Trade Union Congress, 1975) All- India Trade Union CongressIncludes three different pamphlets: 1. Resolutions and documents; 2. Papers on Wage Policy and On Bonus, D. A. and Benefits; 3. Papers for Special Convention of All-India Trade Union Congress – In defence of workers’ rights and democracy against imperialism, monopoly capital and right reaction. RESOLUTIONS AND DOCUMENTS: Present situation and tasks; (Khmer Rouge) Liberation of Cambodia; Victory in Vietnam; Middle East; World Congress against fascism; Chile; Wages policy; Practical tasks of the trade unions in defence of the public sector; Pollution and people’s health; Organisation; Questionnaire about trade union organisation. 2. PAPERS: On wage policy, & On bonus, D. A. and benefits. 3. PAPERS: T. U. recognition and workers’ rights; Role of the public sector in national economy and politics, Workers’ participation in management; Pollution and people’s health in conditions of growing industrialisation; Role of multinationals, their threat to our economy and independence; Role of Indian monopoly houses and big landed estates, and the bureaucracy – super profits and prices – corruption and breakdown of healthy norms and morals; Worker-Peasant unity – organisation of agricultural labourers and poor peasantry; Strengthening national independence and national economy and parliamentary democracy; Some problems of trade union organisation.