Jenkins, Howard, 1915-
Biography
Howard Jenkins, Jr., was the first African American appointed to the National Labor Relations Board. He served on the Board from 1963 to 1983.
Found in 68 Collections and/or Records:
Application for Federal Employment, 1946 January 1
Completed application for employment at National Wage Stabilization Board
Appointment of Howard Jenkins, Jr. as Assistant Commissioner for Regulations and Administrative Determinations, Bureau of Labor Management Reports, 1962 January 14
Wooden plaque with appointment document attached and covered with shellac.
Award for Meritorious Service, 1963 March 4
Wooden plaque with copper inscription scroll.
Black Woman Lawyer Sworn in as an Assistant Director for the New Action Agency, 1971
Howard Jenkins administers the oath of office to Gloria E. A. Toote as the Assistant Director of ACTION Agency.
Certificate of Jenkins election as Fellow Emeritus of the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers, 1997 August 3
Certificate issued by the Governors of the College of Labor and Employment Law confirming the election of Howard Jenkins, Jr. as Fellow Emeritus of the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers.
Certificate of Service, 1976 November 18
National Labor Relations Board Certificate of Service presented to Howard Jenkins, Jr. in Official Recognition and appreciation of Thirty Years of Honorable Service to the Government of the United States.
Commencement Program University of Denver: June 2, 1973, 1973 June 2
Copy of Letter to President Ronald W. Reagan from Howard Jenkins, Jr., 1983 August 9
Letter to President Ronald W. Reagan from Howard Jenkins, Jr. resigning from the National Labor Relations Board.
Daily Labor Report Article "NLRB Member Jenkins Gives First Speech", 1963 November 8
Article on Jenkins: ''NLRB Member Jenkins Gives First Speech".
Denver Native Leaving Labor Job, 1983
Article from unidentified newspaper with no date.
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