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1. Carbon County oral history project

Subjects
Children of immigrants Interviews. Utah Carbon County, Coal miners Interviews. Utah Carbon County, Coal mines and mining Sources. Utah Carbon County, Immigrants Interviews. Utah Carbon County, Strikes and lockouts Sources. Coal mining Utah Carbon County, Minority miners Interviews. Utah Carbon County, Austrian Americans Interviews. Utah Carbon County, Italian Americans Interviews. Utah Carbon County, Japanese Americans Interviews. Utah Carbon County, Greek Americans Interviews. Utah Carbon County, Enfants d'immigrants Entretiens. Utah Carbon, Mineurs de charbon Entretiens. Utah Carbon, Charbon Sources. Mines et extraction Utah Carbon, Grèves et lock-out Sources. Mines de charbon Utah Carbon, Mineurs issus des minorités Entretiens. Utah Carbon, Américains d'origine autrichienne Entretiens. Utah Carbon, Américains d'origine italienne Entretiens. Utah Carbon, Américains d'origine japonaise Entretiens. Utah Carbon, Américains d'origine grecque Entretiens. Utah Carbon, Austrian Americans, Children of immigrants, Coal miners, Coal mines and mining, Ethnic relations, Greek Americans, Immigrants, Italian Americans, Japanese Americans, Minority miners, Strikes and lockouts Coal mining, Carbon County (Utah) Sources. Ethnic relations, Carbon County (Utah) Sources. History, Utah Carbon County
Abstract

The Carbon County oral history project(1972-1993) consist of oral histories from residents of Carbon County, Utah. While the main emphasis is on living in coal mine country, the interviews are verbal snapshots of rural Utah life from the earliest settlers to as recently as 1993. The interviews have been alphabetized by the last names. In the few instances where there are two subjects in one interview, look alphabetically for the placement of the name; there will be a note as to its location.

Published
2024

2. Traditional Values and Work Efficiency in a West African Mine Labour Force.

Author

Dawson, J. L. M.

Subjects
INDUSTRIAL research, EMPLOYEE attitudes, WEST Africans, LABOR supply, MINORITY miners, ATTITUDES toward work, ADAPTABILITY (Personality), ATTITUDE (Psychology), INDUSTRIAL psychology, MINES & mineral resources
Abstract

The article presents a study which relates the traditional work attitudes of West African labor force employed at the Marampa mine in Sierra Leone, to the level of work efficiency and adaptation they attained. The West African tribal groups discussed in the study include the Mende, the Limba, and the Temne tribes. According to the author, the article also analyzes the value orientation of these West African labor force with emphasis on the relationship between traditional work habits and work efficiency.

Published
1963

3. CHILDREN: Child Miners in DR Congo.

Subjects
*CHILD labor, *MINORITY miners, *SAFETY regulations
Abstract

The article reports on the proliferation of informal miners in the Katanga province, Congo after the Democratic Republic of the Congo's state mining sector collapsed due to corruption, war and mismanagement. Many of the miners were children who worked in alarming conditions with no health or safety regulations being imposed. Edia Kasongo, a young miner, stated that he had to give up school and has to work in order to buy them food and provide money for her family.

Published
2006

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