The National Labor Relations Act 
One of the most significant examples of social development has been the quest for equity in employment.3 The
National Labor Relations Act became law in the ....
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History of Labor Unions in the 20th Century
.... After a century of struggle over this issue, Congress settled the matter with the
National Labor Relations Act, also known as the Wagner Act, in 1935. ....
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Capitalist Production & the Political Culture
.... Passage of the Norris-LaGuardia Act, the
National Recovery Act, the
National Labor Relations Act, and others made possible the administration of
labor's hours ....
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EMPLOYEE UNIONIZATION IN AVIATION
.... In the United States,
labor law is essentially a federal matter, and the government arbiter between management and
labor is the
National Labor Relations Board ....
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The New Deal Lawyers
.... on its secret plan to pack the Supreme Court and other federal courts with more politically sympathetic judges, the lawyers of the
National Labor Board and ....
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Mandatory ANA Membership
.... in professional nursing (Poll shows RNs support organizing for collective bargaining, 1991, p. 5). It was not until 1974 that the
National Labor Relations Act ....
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The American Nurses Association
.... The
National Labor Relations Act makes it unlawful for an employer to either force someone to join a union or prevent them from doing so (Michigan, 2005). ....
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Federal Laws and Employees
.... 2. The NLRB: According to its official website, the
National Labor Relations Board is an independent federal agency created by Congress in 1935 to administer ....
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American and Europe Labor-final
.... unionism. This mentality saw the birth of
labor reform movements like the
National Labor Union and the Knights of
Labor. These reform ....
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Perceptions of Post-Retirement Employment
.... factor was supported by findings such as the fact that three-fourths of the sample expressed willingness to work if there was a
national labor shortage and a ....
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Public Sector Unionization in the US
.... It was not until 1974 that the
National Labor Relations Act was amended to extend collective bargaining rights to all employees in all health care institutions ....
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US Labor Laws & Labor Unions
.... 6763, dated June 29, 1934 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt which revamped and replaced other government organizations with the
National Labor Review Board. ....
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Environmental and Labor Regulation
.... The department assumed responsibility for
national labor policy, including recognition of the right of workers to bargain collectively (to form unions), the ....
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Economic Motivations of Labor Union Membership
.... The
labor union argument is, quite simply, that they are able to obtain a greater share of total
national income for
labor at the expense of capital. ....
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Civil War and Reconstruction
.... Showing the brutality of the tycoons of industry and their ability to have the government take their side, the first
national labor walkout by railroad workers ....
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Pittston Coal Strike of 1989-1990
.... Meanwhile, the union filed unfair-
labor-practices complaints, telling the US
National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) that Pittston's unilateral alteration of ....
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President Truman's Economic Goal
.... bill, while it contained some points agreed to by Truman, was viewed by Truman as an extremist measure which would abolish the
National Labor Relations Board ....
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Grass-roots activism in the United States
.... McCulloch, Frank W. and Tim Bornstein. The
National Labor Relations Board. New York: Praeger, 1974. "The Omaha Platform." Populist Platform 1892. ....
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SUPREME COURT AND SEPARATION OF POWERS
.... v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., (301 US 1 (1937)) which upheld determinations of unfair
labor practices by the company under the
National Labor Relations Act. ....
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Organized Labor & US Labor Movement
.... A Pictorial History of American
Labor. New Childs, Harwood L.
Labor and Capital in
National Politics. Cohen, Sanford.
Labor in the United States. ....
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Organized Labor
.... As the American frontier opened, however, local and regional markets turned into
national concerns, which also changed the composition of
labor. ....
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Labor Unions in the 21st Century
.... Today, the biggest challenge facing both
labor unions and management has been the necessary shift in
labor focus from a
national, manufacturing-based society ....
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Rebellion Against the National Basketball Association
In the fall of 1995 the
National Basketball Association was threatened by several of .... the first time in professional sports that both management and
labor had a ....
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Union Organization
.... As will be discussed below, however, Congress responded by enacting the Wagner Act (
National Labor Relations Act), which did have "teeth," so to speak. ....
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Fair Labor Standards Act Introduction: According
.... Additionally, this act set
national rules for child
labor. Child
labor legislation had been evolving for some time in State houses ....
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Employment Regulations for People with Disabilities The new ...
.... as likely between the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the collective bargaining obligations of employers under the
National Labor Relations Act (NRLA ....
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Fair Labor Standards Act
.... Additionally, this act set
national rules for child
labor. Child
labor legislation had been evolving for some time in State houses ....
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Civil Rights & Social Welfare in 3 Eras
.... Secretary of
Labor, Molly Dewson, Vice Chairperson of the Democratic Committee, and others, especially in agencies like the
National Labor Relations Board. ....
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Drug abuse in professional sports
.... The
National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) requires an employer to bargain collectively with the representatives of the employees over mandatory subjects, which ....
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Collective Bargaining and Human Resource Managers
.... bargaining, but most instances of collective bargaining in the workplace involve one or several unions, which are overseen by the
National Labor Relations Boar ....
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