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- Title
LETTING THE PUPPETS SPEAK: EMPLOYEE VOICE IN THE LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF THE WAGNER ACT.
- Authors
COOPER, LAURA J.
- Abstract
An essay is presented on the origins of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) in the 1935 Wagner Act in the U.S. It discusses the criticism that NLRA's Section 8(a)(2) interfered with employee voice in the workplace by disallowing joint employer-employee committees to prevent the formation of company unions. The consideration whether to permit company unions and other forms of the existence of employer-employee cooperation is also mentioned.
- Subjects
UNITED States; NATIONAL Labor Relations Act (U.S.); EMPLOYEE rights; LABOR laws; INDUSTRIAL relations; COMPANY unions
- Publication
Marquette Law Review, 2011, Vol 94, Issue 3, p837
- ISSN
0025-3987
- Publication type
Essay