01220nam a2200205Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000150006903500200008404000290010408200120013310000370014524500370018226000580021930000390027750505900031661000610090665000470096779683BIBL20210622062733.0720913s1945    xx            000 0 eng u  a 46000323   a(OCoLC)00405985  cCSUdOCLdm.c.dFUBdSER  a331.15410aSilverberg, Louis G.eed.2Local14aThe Wagner Actbafter ten years.0 aWashington, D.C.bBureau of National Affairsc[c1945]  aiv, 126 p.billus., ports.c23 cm.0 aIntroduction, by R.F. Wagner.--In the beginning: Why the Wagner act? By L.H. Keyserling. Birth of the Board, by J.W. Madden.--Before the bars of justice and public opinion: The NLRB and the courts, by Charles Fahy. "The g--d-- Labor board," by Malcolm Ross.--Impact of the law: Effect on the trade union, by P.R. Hutchings. Detroit: the battleground, by L.G. Silverberg. Protection of basic rights, by Joseph Rosenfarb.--Can the act be improved? As management sees it, by L.H. Hill. To strengthen the Act, by W.M. Leiserson.--Postcript: Credo: on collective bargaining, by H.A. Millis.10aUnited StatesbNational Labor Relations Boardwcn2Local 0aLabor laws and legislationzUnited States.