The Revival of American Labor Law
Wilma B. Liebman
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Wilma B. Liebman
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The author reviews some important events in the history of American labor law, with particular attention on the National Labor Relatoins Board and its evolution. The author then analyzes America's current economic situation and the effect that it is having on the country's labor market. Lastly, the author offers her opinion on the future of American labor law and labor law reform, specifically the Employee Free Choice Act.
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The author reviews some important events in the history of American labor law, with particular attention on the National Labor Relatoins Board and its evolution. The author then analyzes America's current economic situation and the effect that it is having on the country's labor market. Lastly, the author offers her opinion on the future of American labor law and labor law reform, specifically the Employee Free Choice Act.
Key concepts: Labour law, Political science, Law, Economics, Labour economics