The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union (OCAW) was a trade union in the United States. ... Field, Gas Well, and Refinery Workers of America in 1918 after a major strike in the Texas ...

OCAW strike, Port Arthur, Texas, 1945.

The meetings were held in a small building on Harrisburg Street in Houston, Texas. Over the years, additional groups were brought in, and in 1947 OCAW moved to the Broadway Baptist ...

He represented the local and OCAW as a vice president/trustee of the Texas AFL-CIO. He also was elected president of the Harris County AFL-CIO.

Veterans of World War II walk the picket lines in Port Arthur, Texas, during OCAW strike at Texaco and Gulf. The strike began on September 19, 1945.

... Workers International Union, District 4. AR64 Oil Workers International Union, Local No. 228 (Port Neches, Texas). Dixon, Donna. "A History of OCAW, Local 4-228, Port Neches, Texas ...

The strategy has become standard for OCAW. In Pasadena, Texas, workers shut out of their Crown Petroleum plant allied with neighbors to attack the company's environmental ...

... and the Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers International Union, AFL-CIO (collectively "OCAW ... the sale of USEC, through a merger and acquisition, to a consortium consisting of Texas ...

... 2001 is the largest Union at the ExxonMobil Chemical plant and Refinery in Baytown, Texas ... Labor Relations Board, the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union International (OCAW ...

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