An edition of The Supreme Court on unions
(2016)
The Supreme Court on unions
why labor law is failing American workers
by Julius G.. Getman
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United States, Labor unions, Labor laws and legislation, United States. National Labor Relations Board, Cases, Law and legislation, United States. Supreme Court, Decision making, Interpretation and construction, United states, supreme court, Labor unions, law and legislation, Labor unions, united statesPlaces
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The Supreme Court on unions: why labor law is failing American workers
2016, ILR Press, an imprint of Cornell University Press
in English
1501702734 9781501702730
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Table of Contents
The Court and union organizing
The Supreme Court and collective bargaining
The Supreme Court and the right to strike
The Court and the protected status of economic pressure
The Supreme Court, union picketing, and boycotts
Exclusivity and the duty of fair representation
The Court and the definition of "employee" under the NLRA
The Supreme Court and arbitration.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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