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194.
Information supplied by the comprehensive Marshall Plan
network of technical assistance programs, when applicable, was made
available to labor as well as to the industry and the factory.
Labor Productivity Teams were organized in many countries to visit
U.S. trade unions, and study their national services and training
programs. Labor members were included in all Productivity Sector
Teams and participated both in the general plant visits and in the
reports written and published.
195.
American union experts were sent to requesting European
unions to advise on labor-management relations, union affairs,
safety practices, housing and other subjects. 51 Training programs
were initiated for labor and included vocational and on-the-job
training. Some of the programs were conducted by American union
staffs. In addition special training programs were set up by
Productivity Centers for labor and audio-visual orientation and
instructional programs were frequently undertaken for workers.
⁵¹See ECA Annual Reports, Status of Technical Assistance
Projects, Washington, D.C.
109
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