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James L. Moran Oral History Interview

James L. Moran Oral History Interview

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James Moran talks about his work as a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers IBEW locals 827 (New Jersey) and 611 (New Mexico) where he started as an apprentice lineman in 1965 and advanced to installer and to more complicated positions dealing with data lines and terminals. Some of his work centered on government installations whereby he was required to have a top secret government clearance. He retired in 1996. During that time he was active with his union and served in a number of positions on the Central Labor Council as well as participated in political actions and boycotts (JP Stevens).

Publication Date

3-30-2016

Keywords

IBEW; Laborers' International (LIUNA); union provided a good living; Sandy Hook; NIKE sites; ILA (International Longshoremen); ACTWU; ILGWU (needle trades). Central Labor Council

Disciplines

Labor History

Comments

1280x720; MP4; No institutional restrictions are placed on the use of this collection. Use of material is allowed for educational and research purposes. The University Libraries do not hold copyright.

James L. Moran Oral History Interview

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