The Wagner act; after ten years / edited by Louis G. Silverberg.
1945
KF3372.A7 S5 (Mapit)
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Title
The Wagner act; after ten years / edited by Louis G. Silverberg.
Imprint
Washington, D. C. : The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., [1945]
Copyright
[©1945]
Description
iv pages, 1 leaf, 126 pages : including illustrations, portraits ; 24 cm
Formatted Contents Note
Introduction, by R. F. Wagner.
In the beginning: Why the Wagner act? By L. H. Keyserling. Birth of the Board,-by J. W. Madden.
Before the bars of justice and public opinion: The NLRB and the courts, by Charles Fahy. "The g
d
- Labor board," by Malcolm Ross.
Impact of the law: Effect on the trade union, by P. R. Hutchings. Detroit: the battleground, by L. G. Silberberg. Protection of basic rights, by Joseph Rosenfarb.
Can the act by improved? As management sees it, by L. H. Hill. To strengthen the Act, by W. M. Leiserson.
Postscript: Credo: on collective bargaining, by H. A. Millis.
In the beginning: Why the Wagner act? By L. H. Keyserling. Birth of the Board,-by J. W. Madden.
Before the bars of justice and public opinion: The NLRB and the courts, by Charles Fahy. "The g
d
- Labor board," by Malcolm Ross.
Impact of the law: Effect on the trade union, by P. R. Hutchings. Detroit: the battleground, by L. G. Silberberg. Protection of basic rights, by Joseph Rosenfarb.
Can the act by improved? As management sees it, by L. H. Hill. To strengthen the Act, by W. M. Leiserson.
Postscript: Credo: on collective bargaining, by H. A. Millis.
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KF3372.A7 S5
Language
English
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