HERITAGE III (4 films)

Titles are: CLINTON GOLDEN—I. Mr Golden reviews the historical development of worker organizations, the role of labor unions in society, and the general structure of union organizations. The concern of labor for sound social institutions and labor's new constructive efforts are examined and evaluated. CLINTON GOLDEN—II. Mr Golden states his views on the paramount problem confronting labor and industry, i.e., how to live and work together to mutual benefit. He examines the part of organized labor in furthering good international relations through international organizations. CLINTON GOLDEN—III. Mr Golden examines some of the philosophy and practices of organized labor and evaluates their effectiveness in furthering the objectives of labor. He makes suggestions for building a stronger growth policy and for devising a more workable system for labor negotiations. CLINTON GOLDEN—IV. Mr Golden discusses the responsibilities of unions in our democracy, the development of labor leaders, educating the public to labor philosophy and practice, and the opportunities of improving labor relations. Certain labor practices are critically examined by Mr Golden and his guests.