Gordon Law, director; tel.: (607) 255-5435
Holdings: 233,097 volumes; 19,464 cubic feet of manuscripts; 46,506
microforms
The library of the School of Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR) is
housed in two adjoining structures with state-of-the-art environmental
and telecommunications infrastructure. The new addition to Catherwood
opened in 1998 and complete renovation of the old library was finished
in Fall 02.
It's resources support the instructional, research, and extension programs
of ILR, concentrating in the areas of collective bargaining, economic
and social statistics, labor and employment law, labor economics, labor
history, labor unions, human resources, income security, international
and comparative labor relations, negotiation and conflict resolution,
and organizational behavior.
The librarys Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and
Archives is a major repository for labor union archives, union constitutions,
collective bargaining agreements, rare pamphlets, oral histories, and
other primary materials for research in industrial and labor relations.
The center maintains collections of photographs, recordings, and films
relevant to labor history and acquires microfilm copies of primary source
materials, the originals of which are located in other repositories.