Catalogue description Correspondence and Subject Files
This record is held by Manchester University: University of Manchester Library
Reference: | ACS 6 |
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Title: | Correspondence and Subject Files |
Description: |
A large number of the Amalgamation's correspondence and subject files have survived. These date from before the First World War and continue up to the time of dissolution. The subject files bring together a variety of material, correspondence, minutes, memoranda, notes and printed material on a variety of subjects. These were the working files of the Amalgamation's general secretaries, the majority covering the period 1940-1976. |
Date: | 1901-1977 |
Arrangement: |
As no system of registration or arrangement was evident, the files have been arranged in artificial sub-series based on subject matter. The original file titles have been retained, where possible, and additional information about contents of the file has been added. In some cases where no titles were evident, the archivist has provided a description; these titles are contained within quotation marks. Where a file was over-filled, it has been split into several folders. The sub-series are: ACS 6/1 Amalgamation: Administration and Organisation ACS 6/2 Branch Correspondence ACS 6/3 Employers' Associations and Trade Unions: Cottonindustry ACS 6/4 Industrial Relations: Wages ACS 6/5 Industrial Relations: Working Conditions ACS 6/6 Cotton Industry ACS 6/7 Industrial Diseases ACS 6/8 TUC, GFTU and Labour Party ACS 6/9 Government Departments ACS 6/10 Other Organisations ACS 6/11 Miscellaneous correspondence Arrangement is predominantly chronological; where files deal with the same subject they are grouped together and arranged chronologically within that subject. |
Held by: | Manchester University: University of Manchester Library, not available at The National Archives |
Language: | English |
Physical description: | 537 items |
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