These sources all contain material related to labor relations. In specific they relate to material related to Co-Determination.
Meyer Bernstein, “Memorandum re Eldridge Haynes Letters” (1951)
US labor unions supported the Marshall Plan’s effort to convince Europeans, and in particular European labor unions of the benefits of US productivity to lure European workers away from Communist promises; to this end, US union officers served in the Marshall Plan’s labor division…
This memo, written about two weeks after co-determination legislation passed the West German parliament on April 19, 1951, addresses the question what assistance the Marshall administration may provide to German unions in the implementation of co-determination…
Productivity Machines 