This legislation was enacted partly on the recommendations of the McClellan commission, and its section 504 was invalidated in U.S. v. Brown as a bill of attainder. Its section 211 was added by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act in 1974.  People covered by this legislation included those covered by the Railway Labor Act and the Wagner Act. The portions of this legislation requiring free election of officials were authored by then-Senator John F. Kennedy, and its section 602 provided for a $10,000 fine for extortionary picketing. Prompted in part by corruption investigations of the Teamsters and the Laundry Workers' Union, FTP, identify this doubly-eponymous 1959 labor bill which banned Communists from holding union offices.
This legislation was enacted partly on the recommendations of the McClellan commission, and its section 504 was invalidated in U.S. v. Brown as a bill of attainder. Its section 211 was added by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act in 1974.  People covered by this legislation included those covered by the Railway Labor Act and the Wagner Act. The portions of this legislation requiring free election of officials were authored by then-Senator John F. Kennedy, and its section 602 provided for a $10,000 fine for extortionary picketing. Prompted in part by corruption investigations of the Teamsters and the Laundry Workers' Union, FTP, identify this doubly-eponymous 1959 labor bill which banned Communists from holding union offices.
This legislation was enacted partly on the recommendations of the McClellan commission, and its section 504 was invalidated in U.S. v. Brown as a bill of attainder.
Landrum-Griffin Act or Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act