The developing labor law : the Board, the courts, and the National Labor Relations Act / editor-in-chief, John E. Higgins, Jr. ; editors, Patrick E. Deady, Joseph J. Torres, Barry J. Kearney, Anna Wermuth.
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Arlington, VA :
Bloomberg BNA,
[2017]
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| Edition: | Seventh edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- VOLUME 1: Historical background of the Wagner Act
- The Wagner Act period
- The Taft-Hartley changes
- The Landrum-Griffin changes
- The post-Landrum-Griffin period
- Interference with protected rights
- Discrimination in employment
- Employer domination of and assistance to labor organizations
- Restrictions on preelection activity : "laboratory conditions"
- Representation proceedings and elections
- Appropriate bargaining units
- Recognition and withdrawal of recognition without an election
- The duty to bargain
- Effect of change in bargaining representative during the term of a collective bargaining agreement
- Effect of change in the employing unit : successorship
- Subjects of bargaining
- Relation of board action to enforcement of agreements under Section 301
- Accommodation of board action to the arbitration process
- VOLUME 2: The primary strike
- The lockout
- Picketing for organization and recognition
- Secondary activity : handbills, pickets, and strikes
- Section 8(e) : The "hot-cargo" agreement
- Jurisdictional disputes and "featherbedding"
- The duty of fair representation
- Union security
- Jurisdiction : coverage of the Act
- Federal preemption of state regulation
- Accommodations to other federal enactments
- RICO and labor law
- NLRB procedures
- NLRB orders and remedies
- Judicial review and enforcement
- Appendix. National Labor Relations Act.