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Article: How the Wagner Act came to be: a prospectus.(later ...
Michigan Law Review;  August 1, 1998 ;     700+ words ... ... Pol. Very like a whale.(1) The Wagner Act of 1935, the original National Labor ... based explanation for the passage of the Wagner Act."(7) The objection is to the notion ... theme of the principal proponents of the Wagner Act, along with the nobler aims of "social ...

Article: Wagner Act
West's Encyclopedia of American Law;      700+ words ...WAGNER ACT The Wagner Act, also known as the National Labor Relations Act of 1935 (29 U ... commerce by encouraging collective bargaining and unionizing. The Wagner Act established the rights of employees to organize, join, or aid labor ...

Article: EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATION AND THE WAGNER ACT: THE ...
Labor Law Journal;  October 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... contends that the National Labor Relations (Wagner) Act did not mandate exclusive union representation ... policy. That policy, as expressed in the Wagner Act of 1935, never intended to allow minority ... of employees. To the contrary, the Wagner Act rests on three core principles ...

Encyclopedia entry: National Labor Relations Act (Wagner ...
The Oxford Companion to United States History;      683 words ...National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act). Signed by President Franklin Delano ... representatives of their own choosing. The Wagner Act constituted a fundamental change in labor ... or protection.” After the Wagner Act, union recognition was a right, no ...

Article: Narrative and social change: a case study of the Wagner ...
Communication Studies;  December 22, 2001 ;     700+ words ...The Wagner Act was one of the most drastic legislative ... Ross (1939), Death of a Yale Man The Wagner Act (National Labor Relations Act of 1935 ... legislation enacted in the United States. The Wagner Act established the National Labor Relations ...

Article: Putting Teeth into The Wagner Act
The Washington Post;  June 16, 1994 ;     440 words ... ... labor law: Employers can violate the Wagner Act without any fear of meaningful penalties ... a $9,125,000 penalty. Under the Wagner Act, however, if an employer illegally ... membership. Adding some teeth to the Wagner Act could be a simple way to reverse both ...

Encyclopedia entry: National Labor Relations Board v. Jones & Laughlin ...
The Oxford Guide to the United States Government;      700+ words ... ... Labor Relations Act, often called the Wagner Act after New York senator Robert Wagner ... bargaining agent with their employer. The Wagner Act applied to all businesses either engaged ... Relations Board ( NLRB ) to enforce the Wagner Act. On April 9, 1936, the NLRB charged ...