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The developing labor law : the board, the courts, and the National Labor Relations Act : third edition, 1998 cumulative supplement (covering 1990 through 1997) by Christopher T Hexter; John T Neighbours; John E Higgins; American Bar Association Committee on Development of the Law Under National Labor Relations Act; Bureau of National Affairs (Arlington, Va) is a book available to read on EtoBox.

V. 1: Pt. I: History Of The National Labor Relations Act -- Ch. 1. Historical Background Of The Wagner Act -- The Inadequacies Of Judicial Regulation -- The Rise Of Federal Regulation -- An Affirmative National Labor Policy: The Ancestry Of The Wagner Act -- Ch. 2. The Wagner Act Period -- The Political Climate -- The Role Of Senator Wagner -- The National Labor Relations Act: The Beginning Of An Era -- Criticism Of The Act: One-sided Legislation -- Ch. 3. The Taft-hartley Changes -- Industrial Unrest And Congressional Response -- The New Amendments -- The Reaction -- Ch. 4. The Landrum-griffin Changes -- The Impetus Of Legislative Investigation -- The Political Climate -- Senate Action -- Struggle In The House -- Reconciling Title Vii -- The Completed Version -- Ch. 5. The Post-landrum-griffin Period -- Jurisdiction Over United States Postal Service -- Section 302 Amendments And Additional Bargaining Subjects -- Health Care Institution Amendments -- Religious Conscientious Objectors Exempted From Union-security Coverage -- Unsuccessful Efforts To Amend The Basic Act -- Pt. Ii: Protected Employee Activity -- Ch. 6. Interference With Protected Rights -- Overview -- Organizational An

Author

Christopher T Hexter; John T Neighbours; John E Higgins; American Bar Association Committee on Development of the Law Under National Labor Relations Act; Bureau of National Affairs (Arlington, Va)

Publisher

The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. ; Committee on the Development of the Law under the National Labor Relations Act, Section of Labor & Employment Law, American Bar Association

Published

1992

Language

EN

ISBN

9780871796646

Subjects

Law