Its stipulation requiring officers to deny any Communist affiliation under oath was indicative of the political climate when this law was enacted. Passed over a presidential veto and named after a Representative from New Jersey and a Senator from Ohio, it outlawed the closed shop, and required union
Its stipulation requiring officers to deny any Communist affiliation under oath was indicative of the political climate when this law was enacted. Passed over a presidential veto and named after a Representative from New Jersey and a Senator from Ohio, it outlawed the closed shop, and required unions to give 60 days notice before a strike, though the Landrum-Griffin Act would set even further restrictions 12 years later. FTP identify this legislation also known as The Labor Relations Act of 1947.
Its stipulation requiring officers to deny any Communist affiliation under oath was indicative of the political climate when this law was enacted.
Taft-Hartley Act