In 1959 it was strengthened by the Landrum-Griffin Act, which established harsher penalties for its violations, but in 1965 the Supreme Court struck down one of its provisions, which required the filing of an affidavit, as a bill of attainder.
In 1959 it was strengthened by the Landrum-Griffin Act, which established harsher penalties for its violations, but in 1965 the Supreme Court struck down one of its provisions, which required the filing of an affidavit, as a bill of attainder. The Supreme Court has also ruled that this act implicitly repealed part of the Norris-LaGuardia Act dealing with the power of courts to issue injunctions; but this successor to the Wagner Act more explicitly bans common situs picketing and closed shops while legalizing right-to-work laws. For ten points, name this labor relations act that was passed over the veto of Harry Truman.
In 1959 it was strengthened by the Landrum-Griffin Act, which established harsher penalties for its violations, but in 1965 the Supreme Court struck down one of its provisions, which required the filing of an affidavit, as a bill of attainder.
{Taft-Hartley} Act