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Labor unions offer early support for nascent Permanente Health Plan
the workers at the Kaiser Steel Plant in Fontana.
Disabled Kaiser Permanente employee changed course of public transportation
Illinois, November 9, 1972. http://bit.ly/Rjjwm9
Latest Kaiser Permanente signature hoisted to the heights
Boyd by KP communications associate Kathleen Haley
Kaiser Permanente’s early struggle to stand up to AIDS
James A.; Malca Chall, editor,1999 (issued)
Nurses begin quest for professional recognition after World War II
For more on Kaiser Permanente nursing click here.
Wartime shipyard child care centers set standards for future
1920-1960” (1964), among other related works.
Henry Kaiser's racial acceptance began with one of first employees
Ordway on Post Street in Spokane and asked for a job.
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