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Study
Spectrum of Government Intervention in Organized Labor
By
Robert P. Hunter
, published on Aug. 24, 1999
Michigan Labor Law: What Every Citizen Should Know
Executive Summary
Part I: An Overview of Labor Unions
Introduction
History of American Labor Law and Unions
Government's Three Historical Approaches to Labor Unions
Spectrum of Government Intervention in Organized Labor
The Modern Approach to Labor Unions
The Beginnings of the American Labor Movement
The National Labor Relations Act and the Growth of Organized Labor
How Labor Unions Operate
Employee Legal Rights and Opportunities in Unionized and Nonunionized Workplaces
Part II: Modern Labor Relationships: The Legal Framework and Its Dynamics
Part III: Organized Labor at the Crossroads: Its Present and Future
End Notes
Acknowledgements
About the Author
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