John L. Lewis is credited as the founder of the Committee for Industrial Organization, which later became the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO). Lewis was a prominent labor leader and played a significant role in organizing industrial workers in the United States.
John L. Lewis
John L Lewis
All skilled & unskilled workers in the automobile industry
Committee for Industrial Organization (CIO)
Committee for Industrial Organization
J. Raymond Walsh has written: 'C.I.O. industrial unionism in action' -- subject(s): Committee for Industrial Organization, Labour and labouring classes
The CIO sought to restructure labor unionism on an industrial rather than craft basis: unions should be organized according to the industry people worked in, not the type of job they did in it.
NelJems is the founder of the NelJems Committee
Frank Hearn has written: 'Domination, legitimation, and resistance' -- subject(s): Industrial sociology, Working class, History 'The transformation of industrial organization' -- subject(s): Industrial organization 'The transformation of industrial organization' -- subject(s): Industrial organization
The founder of Locks of Love is not a single person, but an organization. The organization was a wig making corporation. The person in charge of the organization was Madonna Coffman.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
Malcolm X Was Founder Of The (OAAU). Organization of Afro-American Unity.