Bob Hasegawa papers, 1961-2017

Overview of the Collection

Creator
Hasegawa, Robert (Bob)
Title
Bob Hasegawa papers
Dates
1961-2017 (inclusive)
Quantity
15.47 cubic feet (16 boxes, including 2 videocassettes, 2 audio cassettes, and 1 CD)
Collection Number
6505 (Accession No. 6505-001)
Summary
Papers of Seattle-based labor leader and politician
Repository
University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu
Access Restrictions

No restrictions on access for paper-based materials.

No user access copy is available for videocassettes, audio cassettes, or CD. Users may be able to obtain a reproduction of the media for a fee. Contact Special Collections for more information.

Request at UW

Languages
English

Biographical NoteReturn to Top

Robert "Bob" Alan Hasegawa, born on September 22, 1952, is an American labor leader and politician known for his service as a member of the Washington State Senate, representing the 11th Legislative District since January 2013. Hasegawa, a resident of Seattle's Beacon Hill, has played a significant role in both the labor movement and the political landscape of Washington State.

Early Life and Education

Hasegawa grew up in Seattle, residing in the Beacon Hill neighborhood where he spent his childhood. As the son of Japanese immigrants, his family endured internment during World War II, a historical aspect of his upbringing. After graduating from Cleveland High School in 1970, Hasegawa pursued higher education, studying physics at the University of Washington. He later graduated from Antioch University Seattle with dual concentrations in Labor Relations and Organizational and Social Change. Continuing his academic pursuits, he earned a Master of Public Administration from the Daniel J. Evans School of Public Policy and Governance at the University of Washington. Additionally, he holds an Associate degree in Labor Studies from Shoreline Community College and pursued coursework in information technology at Seattle Central Community College. Hasegawa's dedication to public service extends to his family; his daughter, Toshiko Grace Hasegawa, has served as an elected Commissioner on the Seattle Port Commission since 2022.

Career

Hasegawa's professional background encompasses a variety of roles, reflecting his deep involvement in labor and civic activities. He has worked as a commercial truck driver, a certified transport operator, and a journey-level heavy construction equipment operator. Possessing a Class A-Commercial Drivers License with multiple endorsements, including hazardous material and pilot car driving, Hasegawa has also been certified by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for work at Seattle–Tacoma International Airport and Boeing Field.

His extensive tenure in the labor movement includes leadership positions within the Teamsters Union, where he served for over 32 years as a member and union leader. Notably, he held the position of head of Teamsters Local 174, the largest trucking local workers union in the Pacific Northwest, for three terms. Hasegawa was also actively involved in the national Teamsters for a Democratic Union (TDU) reform movement. Additionally, he contributed as an executive board member of the King County Labor Council, AFL-CIO, representing the transportation trades. His efforts in labor activism earned him recognition, including the proclamation of "Bob Hasegawa Day" in 2001 by Seattle Mayor Paul Schell and King County Executive Ron Sims. Furthermore, he received an award honoring the memory of labor activists Silme Domingo and Gene Viernes, who opposed the regime of Ferdinand Marcos. Beyond labor activism, Hasegawa has served on numerous boards and executive boards of community-based organizations, including the Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, AFL-CIO (APALA).

Politics

Hasegawa's political career began with his candidacy to succeed Representative Velma Veloria in the Washington State House of Representatives in 2004. He won the primary election and subsequently secured victory in the general election, establishing himself as a prominent figure in Washington State politics. In 2012, Hasegawa transitioned to the Washington State Senate, aiming to succeed Margarita Prentice. His successful election in November 2012 marked the beginning of his tenure in the Senate, where he has continued to serve since.In 2017, Hasegawa entered the mayoral race for Seattle, advocating for progressive values and community empowerment. While his mayoral bid concluded with a modest share of the primary vote, his commitment to advocating for Seattle residents remains steadfast.

Political Positions

Hasegawa's legislative agenda reflects his commitment to promoting equity, justice, and prosperity for all Washingtonians.

Healthcare: He has been a vocal advocate for universal public healthcare, introducing legislation such as SB.5222, The Washington Health Trust, in 2019, and sponsoring SJM 8006, which advocates for a federal-state partnership towards universal single-payer healthcare.

Housing: Hasegawa has prioritized addressing homelessness and housing affordability in Seattle, supporting initiatives to increase housing availability, invest in public housing, and protect renters' rights.

Taxes: He has criticized Washington's tax structure and advocated for reforms to address its regressive nature, including opposition to specific taxes such as the sweet-beverage tax.

State Bank: Hasegawa has been a proponent of public banking, introducing legislation to establish a state bank in Washington modeled after the Bank of North Dakota.

Affirmative Action: He supported Initiative-1000, aimed at re-legalizing affirmative action in Washington, in the State Senate.

(Source: "Bob Hasegawa." Wikipedia. Accessed: April 1, 2024, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Hasegawa)

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Records relating to Bob Hasegawa’s employment at the United Parcel Service, leadership of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 174 (Seattle), participation in national Teamsters union affairs, and leadership in the Teamsters for a Democratic Union, a progressive union-democracy organization. Includes records of organizing campaigns, collective bargaining negotiations, contracts with Seattle-area employers. and Hasegawa’s work with the Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance and various community organizations. Includes organizational records, photographs, presentations, bylaws, constitutions, meeting minutes, calendars, notes, strategic plans, maps, newsletters, clippings, leaflets, correspondence, committee reports, and audiovisual recordings. Also includes artifacts such as jackets and caps, buttons, and picket signs from strikes and solidarity actions.

Other Descriptive InformationReturn to Top

Forms part of the Labor Archives of Washington.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

To the extent that they own the copyright, the donor has transferred the copyright of the materials to the University of Washington; however, copyright in some items in this collection may be held by their respective creators. Users are responsible for researching copyright status before use.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Arranged in 6 series.

  • Series 1, Records of International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 174 Activities
  • Series 2, Records Related to International Brotherhood of Teamsters National Union, 1990-2002
  • Series 3, Records of Union Reform Activities, 1976-2003
  • Series 4, Labor Movement and Community Activities Records, 1989-2007
  • Series 5, Photographs, 1990-2008
  • Series 6, Artifacts, 1985-2017

Acquisition Information

Donated by Bob Hasegawa, November 2023

Processing Note

Processed by Ernie Dornfeld, 2024

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

 

Series 1:  Records of International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 174 ActivitiesReturn to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Subseries 1: Local 174 Leadership and Administration Records
1976-2001
Box/Folder
1/1
Computer purchase
1992
1/2
Local 174 planning history and staff retreats
1992-1999
1/3
Local 174 staff retreat follow-up
1999-2000
1/4
Leadership
approximately 1995
1/5
Union communications
2000
1/6
Taking office
approximately 1990
1/7
Local 174 strike fund
1976-1983
1/8
Cartoons, quotes, etc.
approximately 1990
1/9
Hiring hall rules
1987-1995
1/10
Local 174 salary and benefit schedule
1998
1/11
Grievance procedure
approximately 1992
1/12
Joint Council of Teamsters No. 28 bylaws
1995
1/13
Conduct of hearings before local executive board
1983
1/14
Constitution and COPE bylaws of Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO
1994
1/15
Parliamentary procedure
approximately 1992
1/16
Legal opinions
1994-2000
1/17
Local 174 bylaws
1961
1/18
King County Labor Council constitution, bylaws, rules of order
1988
1/19
Local 174 business agent representation of Laborers' Union -- dispute
1997-1999
1/20
Pre-employment questions
1997
1/21
Financial presentation for union meeting
1995
1/22
Washington Teamsters Welfare Trust outline of historical events
1996
1/23
Rick Hicks
1997-1998
1/24
Letters to members of Local 174 re corruption allegations
1993-1994
1/25
UN-(T.O.L.D.) newsletter and related
1995-1998
1/26
Jerry Halberg, Bill Racketty
1992-1995
1/27
Pete Coates
1992-1996
1/28
Local 174 staff salaries, etc.
1992-1999
1/29
T.O.L.D. (Teamsters Opposed to Lies and Deception)
1992-2000
1/30
All together (magazine)
1998
1/31
New attacks on Local 174 leadership hurt our local (leaflet)
1992
1/32
Management tips
approximately 1993
1/33
Mailing list of Asian-surnamed union members
1999
1/34
Local 174 - resumes from job-seekers
1992
1/35
Business agents
1991
1/36
Calendar
1995
1/37
Calendar
1996
1/38
Calendar
1997
1/39
Calendar
1998
1/40
Calendar
1999
1/41
Calendar
2000
1/42
Calendar
2001
1/43
Executive Board notes
1995
1/44
Executive Board notes
1997
1/45
Executive Board notes
1999
1/46
Executive Board notes
2000
2/1
Executive Board and general membership minutes
1991
2/2
Executive Board and general membership minutes
1993
2/3
Executive Board and general membership minutes
1994
2/4
Executive Board and general membership minutes
1995
2/5
Executive Board and general membership minutes
1996
2/6
Executive Board and general membership minutes
1997
2/7
Executive Board and general membership minutes
1998
2/8
Executive Board and general membership minutes
1999
2/9
Executive Board and general membership minutes
2000
2/10
Newsletter content ideas
1996-1998
2/11
Front Line (Local 174 magazine)
1999-2004
2/12
Contract and stewards/activists lists
1997-2000
2/13
Steward and activist lists
1994-2000
2/14
Local 174 strategic planning
1993-1999
2/15
Local 174 operating plan
1997
2/16
Strategic planning
1992-1997
2/17
Local 174 proposed policy manual
1996
2/18
Local 174 leadership transition
2000
2/19
Report to Teamsters Union 174 Executive Board regarding challenged ballots
2000
2/20
Directory - Teamster local unions in the western region
2000
Subseries 2: Local 174 Training Records
1983-2000
Box/Folder
2/21
Building community support
approximately 1995
2/22
Research resources
1995-1999
2/23
Family and Medical Leave Act, Americans with Disabilities Act, discrimination
1993-1994
2/24
Labor law reference
1995-1999
2/25
Political action
1996
2/26
Strike information and manuals
1983-1997
2/27
Sexual harassment training
1996
2/28
Working with the media
1994-1998
3/1
Safety and health
1994
3/2
Local 174 UPS stewards training
1996
3/3
Local 174 stewards and activists training conference
2000
3/4
Organizing
1995
3/5
Publications on organizing
1991-1998
3/6
International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Local union financial and administrative policies and procedures
2000
3/7
Internal organizing / member participation
approximately 1997
3/8
Bargaining workshop
1993
3/9
Bargaining training
2001
3/10
Arbitration
1985
3/11
International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Union administration manual
approximately 1985
3/12
Teamsters Education Department. Teamsters guide to local union administration
approximately 1995
3/13
Local 174 Shop steward training
1997
3/14
International Brotherhood of Teamsters shop steward publications
approximately 1995
3/15
Union leadership
approximately 1996
3/16
Administrative skills
approximately 1996
3/17
Local 174 Stewards manual
1986
3/18
Local 174 Stewards and activist leadership training seminar
1999
3/19
Steward training mock contract
approximately 1999
3/20
Local 174 Stewards training
1996-1997
3/21
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Education Department training manuals (part 1 of 2)
approximately 1992
3/22
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Education Department training manuals (part 2 of 2)
approximately 1992
3/23
International Brotherhood of Teamsters. The Teamsters Union: its membership and structure, its accomplishment for members (pamphlet)
approximately 1974
3/24
International Brotherhood of Teamsters pamphlets for members
approximately 1985
3/25
International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Collective bargaining manual
approximately 1990
3/26
International Brotherhood of Teamsters pamphlets for members
approximately 1994
3/27
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Education Department. Teamsters stewards modules (part 1 of 2)
approximately 1992
3/28
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Education Department. Teamsters stewards modules (part 2 of 2)
approximately 1992
4/1
Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Trust. Your new Western Conference of Teamsters pension plan
1991
4/2
Teamsters UPS training with comments by Ron Carey and Ken Hall
approximately 1997
Subseries 3: Local 174 Collective Bargaining Records
Box/Folder
4/3
Renton-Issaquah Freightlines
1992
4/4
Boeing organizing drive -- general office employees
1989-1991
4/5
Boeing plant maps
2000
4/6
Load preparation, loading, and tie-down instructions (U.S. military manual excerpt)
approximately 1992
4/7
Burlington Northern Santa Fe case chronology
1997-2000
4/8
Local 174 Boeing agreements
1993-2000
4/9
Local 174 agreements, Associated Grocers and Safeway
1994-1999
4/10
Local 174 agreement, Airborne Freight Corporation
1998
4/11
Local 174 agreement, "The Hunted"
1999-2000
4/12
Local 396 agreement, Great Western Reclamation
1996
4/13
Toxic cargo and PCBs
2000
4/14
Boeing negotiations
2000
4/15
King County negotiations and agreement
2000
4/16
Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace strike support
2000
4/17
Sanitation industry negotiations
2000
4/18
Seattle Times/P.I. strike
1999-2000
4/19
Seattle Times/PI retail store picketing
2000
4/20
Nelson Trucking negotiations
1998
4/21
United Warehouse negotiations
2000
4/22
Salmon Bay Sand and Gravel/Stoneway Concrete negotiations
1998
4/23
United Parcel Service strike
1997
4/24
Preparation for bargaining
approximately 1995
4/25
New technology / employee involvement
1997-2001
4/26
Public works, prevailing wage rates
1994-1995
4/27
United Parcel Service strike Seattle-area television coverage
1997
4/28
Semi protest news videos
1999
4/29
Unlabeled videotape from Eugene, Oregon teamster
1987
4/30
NLRB notice to United Parcel Service employees
1987
4/31
Master agreement between Allied Waste Industries , Inc. and Local 174
2000
4/32
1995-2000 Sanitation agreement, Waste Management - Northwest and Local 174
1995
5/1
Waste Management of Washington and Local 174 sanitation agreement (unexecuted copy)
2000
5/2
Waste Management of Washington (mechanics bargaining unit) and Local 174 agreement
2000
5/3
Agreement, RST Disposal et al. and Local 174
1996
5/4
2000 Local 174 sanitation industry contract campaign proposed settlement agreement
2000
5/5
1991-1995 Labor agreement, Ocean Construction Supplies Company / Tilbury Cement Company and Local 174
1991
5/6
1995-1998 Agreement, Stoneway Concrete, Inc. and Local 174
1995
5/7
1998-2001 Agreement, Stoneway Concrete, Inc. and Local 174
1998
5/8
1998-2001 Sand, gravel and concrete drivers agreement, City Transfer of Kent and Local 174
1996
5/9
1995-1998 Agreement, Cadman (Seattle), Inc. and Local 174
1996
5/10
1998-2001 Agreement, Cadman, Inc. and Local 174
1999
5/11
Labor agreement, Seattle Times Company and Local 174
1996
5/12
Fuel oil agreement, Genesee Fuel and Heating Company and Local 174
1999
5/13
Collective bargaining agreement, E. Masin Furniture and Local 174
2000
5/14
Agreements, Associated Grocers, Safeway Inc. and Local 174
1994-1999
5/15
Agreement, Allied Employers, K&L Distributors, Inc. and Local 174
1998
5/16
1997-1999 Agreement, Washington State Ferries and Locals 117, 174 et al.
1998
5/17
Collective bargaining agreement, Seattle School District No. 1 and Local 174
1999
5/18
Local 174 and Port of Seattle mutual agreement 1998-2000
1999-2000
5/19
Collective bargaining agreements, King County and Local 174
1996-1998
5/20
Air freight agreement, Airborne Freight Corporation and Local 174
1998
5/21
1998-2001 Intermodal carrier agreement, Eagle Systems, Inc. and Local 174
1998
5/22
Agreement, Maust Transfer and Local 174
1999
5/23
Agreement, Pacific Delivery and Local 174
1998
5/24
Labor agreement, Local 174 et al. and USF Reddaway
1997
5/25
Owner operator freight contract, Local 174 and local drayage employees of Wick's Trucking, Inc. (unexecuted)
1999
5/26
Collective bargaining agreement, Boeing Company Seattle area divisions and Local 174
1996
5/27
Collective bargaining agreement, Stroh and Rainier Breweries and Local 174 (portion)
1997
5/28
1995-1999 agreement, Carr Gottstein Foods Company and Local 174 (portion)
1995
Subseries 4: United Parcel Service Work Records
1977-1991
Box/Folder
5/29
Job records
1977-1979
5/30
Job records
1979
5/31
Job records
1980
5/32
Job records
1981-1982
5/33
Job records
1982
5/34
Job records
1983
5/35
Job records
1984
5/36
Job records
1987-1988
5/37
Job records
1988
5/38
Job records
1989
5/39
Job records
1990
5/40
Job records
1991

Series 2:  Records Related to International Brotherhood of Teamsters National Union, 1990-2002Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Subseries 1: International Brotherhood of Teamsters Conventions
1991-2001
Box/Folder
5/41
International Brotherhood of Teamsters convention
1991
5/42
International Brotherhood of Teamsters convention
1996
5/43
Delegate election campaign
2001
5/44
Delegate orientation
2001
5/45
Newsletters
2001
5/46
Post-convention report to members
2001
5/47
Convention notes
2001
5/48
Delegate correspondence
2001
5/49
Agenda and officers' report
2001
6/1
Proceedings (part 1 of 2)
2001
6/2
Proceedings (part 2 of 2)
2001
6/3
Proposed constitution
2001
6/4
Committee reports
2001
6/5
Supporting material for resolution on national and international organizing (Mexico)
1 videocassette
VHS running time 30 minutes.
2001
6/6
Teamster (magazine) convention issue
2001
6/7
Convention badge
2001
6/8
Convention registration
1991
6/9
Teamsters for a Democratic Union press materials for convention
1991
6/10
International Brotherhood of Teamsters convention materials (part 1 of 2)
1991
6/11
International Brotherhood of Teamsters convention materials (part 2 of 2)
1991
6/12
International Brotherhood of Teamsters convention proceedings
1991
6/13
Teamster Hispanic services convention folder contents
1991
6/14
International Brotherhood of Teamsters convention delegate elections
1991
Subseries 2: International Brotherhood of Teamsters Elections
1990-2002
Box/Folder
6/15
International Brotherhood of Teamsters election (1991)
1990-1991
6/16
International Brotherhood of Teamsters election (1991) -- Carey campaign
1990-1991
6/17
International Brotherhood of Teamsters election (1991) -- protests, union correspondence, election officer (part 1 of 2)
1990-1991
6/18
International Brotherhood of Teamsters election (1991) -- protests, union correspondence, election officer (part 2 of 2)
1990-1991
6/19
Ron Carey campaign literature
1991
6/20
Press coverage of International Brotherhood of Teamsters election
1991
6/21
International Teamster (magazine) coverage of election
1991-1992
6/22
Teamster Convoy Dispatch (newspaper) coverage of election
1991-1992
6/23
Election legal issues
1991
7/1
Ron Carey 1996 campaign documents
1996
7/2
No mob rule: 1996 Teamster convention (video)
1 videocassette
VHS running time 14:50 minutes.
1996
7/3
Campaign for International Brotherhood of Teamsters presidency
1998
7/4
Local 174 appeal of Hoffa election
2001-2002

Series 3:  Records of Union Reform Activities, 1976-2003Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Subseries 1: General
Box/Folder
7/5
Shaun (Jack) Maloney correspondence
1984-2000
7/6
UPS Worker / UPS Shop Committee newsletter
1978-1979
7/7
Local 174 strike fund
1976-1983
7/8
BLAST
1983
7/9
Teamster-related press clippings
1982-1991
7/10
West Coast Packages (newsletter)
1989-1991
7/11
Rank and file Teamster newsletters
1983-1991
7/12
Press clippings
1991-1993
7/13
Renton-Issaquah Freightlines
1992
7/14
Teamsters Local 117
1992-1993
7/15
Anti-woman statements by Teamsters officials
1995
7/16
Delegate conference binder contents (part 1 of 2)
1991
7/17
Delegate conference binder contents (part 2 of 2)
1991
7/18
Teamsters Warehouse News
1998
7/19
What the victory by UPS Teamsters means for you (leaflet)
2 audio cassettes
Audio cassette running time 7 minutes.
1997
7/20
From the horse's mouth: UPS management debates Teamster members on our next contract (audiotape)
1997
7/21
Yellow Freight -- Kraft/Frechin
1991
7/22
PROUD Teamsters for Reform Slate campaign records
2000
7/23
Teamsters local union worksite list
1991
7/24
Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Trust
1991
7/25
Hasegawa election congratulations banner, sign
1991
7/26
Washington Teamster (newspaper)
1991-1992
7/27
International Teamster (magazine)
1991
7/28
Press coverage of Teamster leadership in Seattle
1991-1992
7/29
Jerry Halberg leaflets
1996
7/30
Master freight agreement
1994
7/31
Hasegawa campaign for Local 174 Secretary-treasurer
1991
7/32
Sand and gravel contract
1997-2000
7/33
Mark Babcock
2000-2003
7/34
Westerns Conference of Teamsters leaflet -- Opinion: democracy abused
1994
Subseries 2: Teamsters for a Democratic Union Evergreen Chapter Records
1988-2001
Box/Folder
7/35
Teamsters for a Democratic Union Evergreen Chapter publications
1988-1990
7/36
Steering Committee minutes
1992-1995
7/37
General meeting agendas
1992-1996
7/38
Flyers
1996
7/39
Unity and power: we built it (flyer)
1998
7/40
Teamsters for a Democratic Union convention
2001
7/41
Teamsters for a Democratic Union publications
1990-1992
7/42
Teamsters for a Democratic Union - Detroit
1991
7/43
Teamsters for a Democratic Union literature
1991
7/44
Teamsters for a Democratic Union correspondence
1994
7/45
Teamsters for a Democratic Union membership applications
1991-1992
7/46
Teamsters for a Democratic Union Evergreen Chapter
2001
7/47
Convoy Dispatch (newspaper)
2000

Series 4:  Labor Movement and Community Activities Records, 1989-2007Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box/Folder
7/48
Harry DeBoer. How to win strikes in the 90s
1996
7/49
Privatization of public services
1993-1996
7/50
Privatization workshop for King County Labor Council
1995
7/51
Jobs with Justice
1995
7/52
King County Labor Council constitution, bylaws, rules of order
2000
8/1
Industrial Workers of the World history
1990
8/2
America needs a raise presentation
1996
8/3
Globalization and labor speech
1999
8/4
Economics presentations
1996-1998
8/5
Economics and policy studies
1989-1999
8/6
Jan Maher. Northwest multicultural labor history curriculum guide
1998
8/7
Seattle World Trade Organization protests (part 1 of 2)
1999
8/8
Seattle World Trade Organization protests (part 2 of 2)
1999
8/9
King County Labor Council WTO mobilization meeting
1999
8/10
N30 anniversary (anniversary of Seattle World Trade Organization protests)
2000
8/11
Rally in Japan
1997-1999
8/12
Shoreline Community College
1983-2002
8/13
Training benefit application, review and appeal (part 1 of 2)
2002-2003
8/14
Training benefit application, review and appeal (part 2 of 2)
2002-2003
8/15
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA)
1997-2009
8/16
Asian American Union Leadership School
2002
8/17
Asian Pacific American legislative day
2003
8/18
Northwest Social Forum
2004
8/19
Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies
2003
8/20
Community Alliance for Global Justice
2002-2003
8/21
Ralph Nader
2000
8/22
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA)
1999-2007
8/23
Center for Social Justice
2002-2003
8/24
Aurora Project
2007
8/25
California Union Leadership School
2003
8/26
Introduction to American Trade Unionism (course notes)
1984
8/27
Contemporary Labor Issues (course notes)
1983
8/28
Thank-yous
1999, 2007

Series 5:  Photographs, 1990-2008Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box/Folder
9/1
Cadman organizing
9 3.5 x 5" color prints
1994
9/2
BFI workers solidarity march
3 3.5 x 5" color prints
approximately 1995
9/3
Teamster being interviewed at Starbucks
7 4 x 6" color prints
1994
9/4
Local 174 informational picket line near railroad tracks in south Seattle
13 5 x 7" color prints, 35mm color negatives
approximately 1995
9/5
Shop stewards training (seminar) 4/11/1992
18 4 x 6" color prints
1992
9/6
Portraits of rank and file slate, Local 174: Dan Scott for Secretary-treasurer
6 4 x 6" color prints
2003
9/7
United Parcel Service workers wearing Leedham/Hasegawa buttons
6 3.5 x 5" color prints
1998
9/8
Hoffa and Carey supporters at International Brotherhood of Teamsters convention
5 3.5 x 5" color prints
1996
9/9
"IBT unfair" pickets (outside union hall)?
10 3.5 x 5" black and white prints; 35mm negatives; 2 color polaroid prints
approximately 1996
9/10
Bob Hasegawa and other officers being sworn in
6 4 x 6" color prints
1991
9/11
Trash compactor in industrial facility
2 4 x 6" color prints
approximately 1996
9/12
Local 174 officers
13 4 x 6" color prints
approximately 1992
9/13
Ron Carey visit to Seattle/Tacoma
4 4 x 6" color prints, 35mm negatives
approximately 1992
9/14
Teamster Local 174 pickets at Port of Seattle Terminal 5
18 4 x 6" color prints
approximately 1999
9/15
Labor rally at Peace Arch Park
23 4 x 6" color prints
approximately 1992
9/16
Teamsters Local 174 support picket for C.W.A. at Book Publishing Company
19 4 x 6" color prints, 35 mm negatives
1992
9/17
Ron Carey inauguration
5 x 7" black and white print
1992
9/18
Worker in United Parcel Service package car
15 4 x 6" black and white prints
1992
9/19
Meeting at Seattle Airport Hilton
4 x 6" color print
1992
9/20
Two workers in hazmat suits
13 4 x 6" black and white prints; 35mm negatives
1992
9/21
In and around union Local 174 union hall
4 4 x 6" color prints; 35mm negatives
approximately 1992
9/22
Local 174 members
17 4 x 6" prints
approximately 1992
9/23
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA)
4 3.5 x 5" black and white prints
2006
10/1
Pickets at Port of Seattle Terminal 5 - "P.C.I. substandard medical coverage"
6 4 x 6" color prints
approximately 1992
10/2
Scenes in union hall
2 8.5 x 11 ink jet prints
approximately 1992
10/3
Crowd at Million Worker March
12 4 x 6" color prints
2003
10/4
International Brotherhood of Teamsters convention
11 3.5 x 5" color prints
1991
10/5
Boeing machinists solidarity rally and march
4 x 10" color print
1995
10/6
Group photo (APALA?)
4 x 6" color print
2006
10/7
Legislators forum
17 3.5 x 5" color prints
2006
10/8
Group in union hall
19 35mm color negatives
approximately 1995
10/9
Carey slate '96, rank and file Teamster gathering
17 35mm black and white negatives
1996
10/10
Portraits
28 35mm black and white negatives
approximately 1992
10/11
Gathering in residence
7 4 x 6" color prints
approximately 1992
10/12
Celebration: cake with front loader
3 4 x 6" color prints
approximately 2000
10/13
Immigration reform rally, Seattle City Hall
9 4 x 6" color prints; 3 3.5 x 5" color prints
approximately 2006
10/14
Portraits and group photos in and around union hall
5 x 7" color print
approximately 1992
10/15
Hasegawa and Frank Chopp near Joel M. Pritchard Building, Olympia, Washington
5 x 7" color print
2007
10/16
Hasegawa and others, charity golf tournament
2 3.5 x 5" color prints
2014
10/17
Hasegawa and others
18 3.5 x 5" black and white prints; 35mm negatives
1994
10/18
Portraits of Local 174 activists
25 3.5 x 5" color prints; 4 x 6" color print
1991
10/19
"Elect Ron Carey" photographs
13 4 x 6" color prints
1991
10/20
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA) photographs
1 CD
32 4 x 6" color prints; CD-R
2004
10/21
Photographs in Olympia
2 4 x 6" color prints; 1 5 x 7 black and white print
2007-2008
10/22
Photographs lacking identification
10 matted 4 x 6" color prints seperated from mounted 43 x 16 inch board; 2 additional 4 x 6" photos.
approximately 1990-2000
2/29
Democracy comes to the Teamsters: 10 photographs of Teamsters 1991 convention assembled for framing
1991

Series 6:  Artifacts, 1985-2017Return to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
16
Picket signs: United Parcel Service and Airborne Freight strikes, WTO protest, Seattle Times
6 signs on board: 1 18 x 24"; 4 14 x 22"; 1 14 x 20". Removed from sticks.
1997-2000
11
Teamsters for a Democratic Union ceramic mug
approximately 1995
11
Leedham Hasegawa Rank and File Power sleeveless t-shirt, blue
2006
11
Leedham Hasegawa Rank and File Power sleeveless t-shirt, gray
2006
11
Teamsters Vote cap, navy blue
1996
11
Teamsters for a Democratic Union cap, blue
approximately 1995
11
Local 174 Strike Force cap, white
approximately 1995
12
United Parcel Service uniform shirt
approximately 1990
12
United Parcel Service uniform zippered vest
approximately 1990
12
Plaque: Evergreen Chapter, chapter recruitment award, TDU rank and file convention
1998
12
Teamsters for a Democratic Union jacket, green
approximately 1990
13
Teamsters Local 174 Seattle jacket, blue
approximately 1995
Box/Folder
14/1
Buttons and badges -- International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 174
1987-2001
14/2
Buttons and badges -- International Brotherhood of Teamsters general
approximately 1985-2001
14/3
Buttons and badges -- Teamsters for a Democratic Union
approximately 1985-2001
14/4
Buttons and badges -- union officer elections
approximately 1985-2001
14/5
Buttons and badges -- International Brotherhood of Teamsters president elections
1991-2001
14/6
Buttons and badges -- union solidarity
approximately 1985-2001
14/7
Buttons and badges -- Hasegawa political campaigns
2004-2017
14/8
Buttons and badges -- political candidates
approximately 1985-2001
14/9
Buttons and badges -- political issues
approximately 1985-2001
14/10
Decals, stickers and pens
approximately 1985-2001
Box
14
Local 174 Sanitation 2000 cap, black
2000
14
Teamsters Local 174 cap, blue
approximately 1995
15
Teamsters for a Democratic Union cap, blue
approximately 1995
15
No to WTO rain poncho, yellow
1999
15
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Joint Council 28 polo shirt
approximately 2000

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Subject Terms

  • Personal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)

Other Creators

  • Corporate Names
    • Labor Archives of Washington (University of Washington) (host institution)