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Subject Index, 1992 Bargaining activity Machinery Bargaining Activity in 1992, Jan., pp. 1-2 Nine-year dispute ends, Aug., p. 48 Chemicals and allied products Major collective bargaining agreements Flexible benefits at American Cyanamid, Apr., p. 33 Major Collective Bargaining Settlements in Private Industry: Job action ends at Martin Marietta, June, p. 28 Fourth Quarter and Full Year 1991, Feb., pp. 42-62 Settlement at BASF, Apr., p. 32 First Quarter 1992, May, pp. 46-66 Virginia fiber plants reach 3-year contract, Oct., p. 24 Second Quarter 1992, Aug., pp. 63-83 Third Quarter 1992, Nov., pp. 41-62 Communications State and Local Government Collective Bargaining Settlements: 1991, Mar., pp. 124-133 Accords at 6 regional Bells, Nov., pp. 23-24 First 6 Months 1992, Sept., pp. 46-56 Early settlement at Illinois Bell, July, p. 32 First master contracts at Centel, Apr., p. 32 New job security arrangements at AT&T, Sept., Paper and paper products Accord at James River, Oct., pp. 24-25 Education Unions ousted at International Paper Co., Oct., p. 25 State and local government, May, p. 27 Primary metal industries Aluminum industry pacts extended, July, p. 31 Electrical and electronic equipment New division at Armco, Aug., pp. 47-48 Settlement at Philips Lighting Co., June, p. 27 Nineteen-month dispute ends at Ravenswood, Sept., p. 23 UAW settlement at Maytag, Sept., p. 24 Settlement at: Lukens Steel Co., Apr., pp. 32-33 Employee benefits LTV Steel Co., Nov., p. 24 “Employee Contributions for Medical Care Benefits,” Jan., pp. 12-13 Printing and publishing Employer costs for employee compensation Buyout at Detroit Newspaper Agency, Aug., p. 47 Employer Costs for Employee Compensation March 1992, Aug., pp. 1-21 Public administration, except protective services Employment Cost Index Breakthrough for New York employees, Aug., p. 45 Employment Cost Index: State and local government, May, p. 27 December 1991, in Feb., pp. 26-41 March 1992, in May, pp. 30-45 Public utilities June 1992, in Aug., pp. 49-62 Detroit Edison implements terms, Nov., p. 25 September 1992, in Nov., pp. 27-40 Extension of drug testing at the Long Island Lighting Co., June, pp. 27-28 Employment Cost Index: Historical Data, Mar., pp. 28-96 Settlement at: Michigan utility, Oct., p. 24 Finance, insurance, and real estate New Jersey utility, Aug., p. 47 Prudential settlement, Feb., p. 25 New York utility, Sept., p. 23 Settlement at CUNA Mutual Insurance, Nov., p. 25 Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products Food and kindred products Accord at Bridgestone/Firestone, Sept., p. 25 Early settlement at Nabisco, Dec., p. 31 Keebler settlement, Feb., p. 25 Safety and health Stoppage ends at Wilson Foods, Aug., p. 47 “A Safety and Health Profile of Household Appliances Manufacturing,” Work stoppage ends at FDL Foods, Dec., p. 31 Nov., pp. 4-6 “BLS Guidelines to Evaluating a Firm's Injury and Illness Record,” Labor-management relations Apr., pp. 1-2 Highlights in Industrial Relations, 1991, Jan., pp. 3-11 “Fatal Occupational Injuries: Results from BLS Census of 31 States,” Dec., pp. 1-5 “Fatal Occupational Injuries: Test Results from the BLS Census,” Apr., Legal rulings pp. 3-9 Presidential executive order, July, p. 33 “Injury and Illness Experience in Logging,” Sept., pp. 1-3 Supreme Court rules on organizing, Apr., pp. 33-43 “Safety and Health Conditions in Poultry Plants,” Oct., pp. 1-3 “Safety and Health Risks of Airline Employees,” May, pp. 1-2 Lumber and wood products “Safety and Health Risks of Manufacturing Motor Vehicles and Equip- Settlements in 1992 bargaining round in lumber, Sept., pp. 24-25 ment,” Nov., pp. 1-3 “Surveillance of Fatal Occupational Injuries in Massachusetts: The Re- Railroad arbitration, June, p. 26 sponse of Next-of-Kin,” Dec., pp. 6-9 Settlements at TWA, Dec., p. 31 “The BLS Safety and Health Surveys: A Look at Construction,” Feb., pp. Teamsters carhaul agreement, July, pp. 31-32 1-2 “Work Injuries in Oil and Gas Field Services,” June, pp. 1-2 Transportation (public) Court orders end to transit strike, July, pp. 32-33 New York Transit accord reached, Aug., p. 46 Services Strike averted at SEPTA, July, p. 32 Agreement at Disney World, Feb., pp. 24-25 Disability coverage for HIV infection, July, p. 31 Transportation equipment Early hospital settlement, Mar., p. 13 Boeing-Machinists settlement, Dec., p. 29 Hospital employees return to work, Nov., p. 25 Job action ends at GM, Nov., pp. 25-26 Guaranteed jobs at Beth Israel, May, p. 29 LTV Aerospace Division accord, June, p. 27 Nurses settle at Kaiser-Permanente, Oct., p. 23 Master pact at Pratt & Whitney, Mar., pp. 12-13 Pay raise for health care workers, Apr., p. 32 Saturn contract amended, Feb., pp. 23-24 6-year pact ends L.A. hotel dispute, Oct., p. 23 Second work stoppage ends at GM, Dec., pp. 29-30 Television and movie agreement, Aug., p. 45 UAW pact ends work stoppage, Mar., p. 13 Twin cities nurses settlement, Aug., pp. 46-47 Wage parity at Diamond-Star, Dec., p. 30 Two down, one to go at Yale, May, p. 28 Union affairs Textile mill products Change of leadership at two unions, June, p. 28 Changes in employee stock ownership plan at Cone Mills Corp., Sept., p. Independent joins CWA, May, p. 29 24 Union membership Union Membership 1991, Feb., pp. 76-81 Tobacco manufactures Early settlement at Philip Morris, May, pp. 27-28 Wholesaie and retail trade Settlement at Lorillard, July, p. 33 Family leave pact highlights Dominick's pact, May, p. 27 40-hour week guaranteed in grocery pact, Oct., pp. 23-24 Giant, Safeway keep health benefits, Dec., pp. 30-31 Transportation (private) Grocery industry, Feb., p. 24 Amtrak, Conrail, union agree on pacts, Oct., pp. 21-23 Nine-week stoppage ends at Kroger, Sept., pp. 23-24 Amtrak-UTU accord, May, p. 29 Northern California supermarket settlement, June, pp. 26-27 “Crew consist” accords, Feb., p. 23 Eleventh hour accord at United, Mar., p. 12 Work stoppages Pact signed at UPS, Mar., p. 13 Major Work Stoppages, 1991, Mar., pp. 134-137 Pay cuts at USAir, Aug., p. 46