HISTORY OF THE NLRB The National Labor Relations Act of the Wagner Act of 1935 guarantees to non-supervisory employees the right to self-organize, choose their own representatives, and bargain collectively or to choose not to do these things. The act makes it illegal for employers and labor unions to interfered with these rights and establishes the National Labor Relations Board to hear cases involving unfair labor practices. The National Labor Relations Board is an independent agency create ...

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